Kronstadt

Kronstadt is a famous Russian military port and a Russian patriotic education base. It has many martyrs' cemeteries and memorial statues during the Patriotic War, as well as a beautiful naval cathedral. On the coast here you can see many Russian Navy ships, very majestic atmosphere. This is definitely a place that military fans can't miss.

Kronstadt is a town and naval base on Kotlin Island, west of St. Petersburg, Russia. The anchor square is filled with military memorials. On it, the 20th-century Byzantine-style naval cathedral has gorgeous interiors. The tree-lined Petrovsky Park (Petrovskiy Park) is home to the 19th century Peter the Great Monument. The Kranstadt Historical Museum displays regional artifacts. Offshore is the man-made island of Fort Alexandria.

The city of Kronstadt in St. Petersburg is not too big, but it is an important military port in Russia, with a glittering and luxurious summer palace where you can feel the luxurious life of the Russian king and feed the seagulls.

Kronstadt is the site of the Russian Baltic Fleet, a World Heritage Site that includes two attractions, the ancient town of Kronstadt, and the cheerful is the Fortress of Tard. Meanwhile, when you walk by the sea, if you are lucky, you can see various destroyers, cruisers, which are a military fan.

Kronstadt is located in the southeast of St. Petersburg, Russia's most famous naval base. There are a large number of Russian active-duty ships docked on the sea, and it is also the Russian Naval Academy. There are not many tourists here, and there are many famous buildings, you can take pictures and visit.

I went to the military port, which is said to be the seat of the Russian Baltic Fleet. It is smart to look far away and can't see it. The weather is good and the Russian Navy is training, a group of young people. The military port church is very beautiful.