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'''''Saint Petersburg''''' (Санкт-Петербург), or '''''St. Petersburg''''' is the second-largest city of the Russian Federation. 

Until 1918 it was the capital city of the Russian Empire, known from 1914 to 1924 as '''''Petrograd''''' (Петроград) and from 1924 to 1991 as '''''Leningrad''''' (Ленинград).

==Tchaikovsky in Saint Petersburg==
The Tchaikovsky family moved to Saint Petersburg from November 1848 to May 1849, before removing to [[Alapayevsk]]. However, Tchaikovsky returned to the capital in 1850 when he was enrolled at the Imperial School of Jurisprudence, and lived in the city until he moved to [[Moscow]] in January 1866. His main addresses were as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! width=20%|From
! width=20%|Until
! width=60%|Notes
|-
| November 1848
| May 1849
| Living with his parents at Vasilyevsky Island after moving from [[Votkinsk]]. During this period, the composer and his older brother [[Nikolay Tchaikovsky|Nikolay]] attended the Schmelling Boarding School at 14 Bolshoy Prospekt. In May 1849, the family moved to [[Alapayevsk]].
|-
| August 1850
| May 1852
| At the preparatory classes for the Imperial School of Jurisprudence.
|-
| May 1852
| April 1853
| Staying with his aunt [[Yekaterina Alekseyeva]], at 1 Kosoy Lane.
|-
| April 1853
| May 1859
| Boarding at the Imperial School of Jurisprudence, 6/2 Fontanka River Embankment. During the holidays Tchaikovsky stayed with his [[Ilya Tchaikovsky|father]] at Vasilyevsky Island.
|-
| 3/15 June 1859
| May 1863
| Working as a clerk at the Ministry of Justice, 1–3 Malaya Sadovaya Street.
|-
| September 1863
| January 1866
| Studying at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory, at Demidov's House, Demidov Lane (now demolished).
|}

Tchaikovsky never again lived permanently in Saint Petersburg, but often stayed with friends and at hotel accommodation in the city from time to time. He also died in Saint Petersburg on 25 October/6 November 1893, at the apartment of his brother [[Modest Tchaikovsky|Modest]] at 13 Malaya Morskaya Street. The table below summarises the addresses in the city where he lived or visited.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="11%"|Years
! width="22%"|The place's renter or owner
! width="14%"|The address of the time
! width="22%"|Modern address
! width="20%"|Building's current condition
|-
| 1848–1849
| [[Aleksandra Tchaikovskaya|Aleksandra]] and [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| Vasilyevsky Island, near the Exchange, Menyayev's House
| Birzhevaya Line, 18/2 (Биржевая линия, 18/2)
| Overbuilt
|-
| 1848
| Schmelling's boarding school
| 16 Bolshoy Avenue of Peterburgskaya Side
| Bolshoy Avenue, Petrogradskaya Side, 14 (Большой проспект Петроградской стороны, 14) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1850–1893
| Aleksandrinsky Theatre
| 2 Aleksandrinskaya Square
| 2 Ostrovsky Square (Площадь Островского, 2) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1852–1853
| [[Aleksandra Tchaikovskaya|Aleksandra]] and [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 41 Sergiyevskaya Street
| 41 Tchaikovsky Street (Улица Чайковского, 41) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1852–1859
| Imperial School of Jurisprudence
| 6/2 Fontanka River Embankment
| 6/2 Fontanka River Embankment (Набережная реки Фонтанки, 6/2), corner of Tchaikovsky Street (Улица Чайковского) 
| Preserved, rebuilt in 1893–1896
|-
| 1851
| Platon Vakar's dacha, Markovy's mansion
| [[Nadino]] village
| [[Nadino]], 5 km from Shapki station in the Tosnensky District of Leningrad Oblast
| Preserved
|-
| 1850–1886
| Bolshoy Kamenny Theatre
| 3 Teatralnaya Square
| 3 Teatralnaya Square (Театральная площадь, 3)
| Rebuilt (now occupied by the [[Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov|Rimsky-Korsakov]] Conservatory)
|-
| 1850–1860s
| His aunt [[Yekaterina Alekseyeva]]'s  apartment
| Corner of Fontanka Embankment and Kosoy Lane
| 1 Kosoy Lane  (Косой переулок, 1) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1853–1854
| [[Aleksandra Tchaikovskaya|Aleksandra]] and [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 6 Solianoy Lane, A. Leshcheva's House by the Empty Market
| 6 Solyanoy Lane (Соляной переулок, 6) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1854 and 1858
| His aunt [[Yelizaveta Schobert]]'s apartment
| Vasilyevsky Island, 2nd Line, Schiele's House
| Vasilyevsky Island, 45 2nd Line (Васильевский остров, 2-я линия, 45) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1854–1855 (autumn)
| [[Ilya Tchaikovsky|Ilya]] and his brother [[Pyotr Petrovich Tchaikovsky|Pyotr Tchaikovsky]]'s joint apartment
| Vasilyevsky Island, corner of Sredny Avenue and Kadetskaya Line, Osterlov's House
| Vasilyevsky Island  corner of 10 Sredny Avenue, and 25 Kadetskaya Line (Васильевский остров, угол Среднего проспекта, 10 и Кадетской  линии, 25) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1855–1858
| [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]&#39;s apartment
| Vasilyevsky Island, 8th Line, Zabolotsky-Desiatovsky's House, apt. 27
| Vasilyevsky Island, 39 8th Line, apt. 31  (Васильевский остров, 8-я линия, 39, кв. 31) 
| Preserved. Reconstructed inside
|-
| 1855–1865
| Mikhaylovsky Theatre
| 1 Mikhaylovskaya Square
| 1 Iskusstv Square  (Площадь Искусств, 1) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1858–1863
| Technological Institute
| Zagorodny Avenue, professorial building, principal's apartment.
| 49 Zagorodny Avenue  (Загородный проспект, 49) 
| Preserved. Reconstructed inside
|-
| 1859–1862
| Ministry of Justice
| 1–3 Malaya Sadovaya Street, Italyanskaya's corner
| 1–3 Malaya Sadovaya Street  (Малая Садовая, 1–3) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1859–1860
| Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace
| Nevsky Prospect, corner with Fontanka River Embankment
| 41 Nevsky Prospect (Невский проспект, 41) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1859, 1860, 1866
| Galov's dacha, Miatlev's dacha
| Novo-Znamenka, 17th verst Peterhof (Petergofskaya) road
| 13 Chekistov Street (Улица Чекистов, 13) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1860–1861
| Music classrooms of the Russian Music Society
| Mikhaylovskaya Square, Mikhaylovsky Palace
| Iskusstv Square, Russian Museum—left wing (Площадь Искусств, Русский музей—левое крыло) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1860–1893
| Mariinsky Theatre
| 1 Theatre Square
| 1 Theatre  Square (Театральная площадь, 1) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1862–1866
| Saint Petersburg Conservatory
| Corner of Demidov Lane and Moyka River Embankment, Demidov's House       
| Section of 1 Grivtsova Lane  (Участок дома № 1 по переулку Гривцова) 
| Lost (now occupied by the Electroradio-avtomatika Joint-Stock Company)
|-
| 1863–1865
| [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]&#39;s apartment
| 16 Leshtukov (Lestokov) Lane
| 16 Dzhambula Lane  (Переулок Джамбула, 16) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1860s
| Saint Peter's Lutheran Church
| Nevsky Prospect
| 22–24 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект между домами 22 и 24) 
| Preserved. Reconstructed inside
|-
| autumn 1865
| Pyotr Tchaikovsky's room
| Moyka River Embankment, Prince A. V. Golytsyn's House
| Section of 92 Moyka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Мойки, участок дома № 92) 
| Lost
|-
| 1865
| [[Yelizaveta Schobert]]'s furnished apartment (boarding house)
| 11 Panteleymonovskaya Street, Zaremba's House
| 11 Pestelya Street  (Улица Пестеля, 11) 
| Half of the building is intact. The other one was destroyed by a direct hit of a shell during the Siege of Leningrad.
|-
| 1865
| Composer [[Aleksandr Serov]]'s apartment
| 29 Ofitserskaya Street, Markelov's House
| 29 Decembrist Street  (Улица Декабристов, 29) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1866–1868
| [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 7 Kirochnaya Street, apartment 6
| 7 Kirochnaya Street, apt. 6  (Кирочная улица, 7, кв. 6) 
| Preserved
|-
| October  1865– January  1866
| [[Aleksey Apukhtin]]'s apartment
| Corner of Karavannaya Street and Italyanskaya Street, Frolov's House       
| 18 Karavannaya Street  (Караванная улица, 18) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1868
| Mariya Begicheva's apartment
| 21 Fontanka River Embankment
| 25 Fontanka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Фонтанки, 25) 
| Overbuilt
|-
| 1865–1877
| [[Mily Balakirev]]'s apartment
| 84 Nevsky Prospect, Benardaky's House (outhouse)
| 84 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 84) 
| Preserved
|-
| From 1867
| Lyudmila Shestakova's apartment
| Gagarinskaya Street, Olsuf'ev's House
| 30 Gagarinskaya Street  (Гагаринская улица, 30) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1870s to 1880
| [[Yelizaveta Tchaikovskaya|Yelizaveta]] and [[Ilya Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| Corner of Mogilevskaya Street, 7 and Kanonerskaya Street
| 7 Lermontov Avenue  (Лермонтовский проспект, 7) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1870s
| [[Vasily Bessel]] &amp; Co. (music shop and publishing house)
| 58 Nevsky Prospect
| 58 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 58) 
| Preserved in a slightly changed form
|-
| 1872–1883
| [[Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov]]'s apartment
| 25 Furshtatskaya Street, apt. 9
| Section of 33 Furshtatskaya Street  (Фурштатская улица, участок дома № 33) 
| Lost
|-
| 1870s
| ''Nuvellist'' magazine's editorial office
| 10 Nevsky Prospect
| 10 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 10) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1874
| &quot;Victoria&quot; Hotel
| 29 Kazanskaya Street
| 29 Kazanskaya Street  (Казанская улица, 29) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1877
| Yevropeyskaya (European) Hotel
| Mikhaylovskaya Street, corner with Nevsky Prospect
| 1/7 Mikhaylovskaya Street  (Михайловская улица, 1/7) 
| Rebuilt (now &quot;Grand Hotel Europe&quot;)
|-
| 1877
| Dagmar Hotel
| 9 Bolshaya Sadovaya Street
| 9 Sadovaya Street  (Садовая улица, 9) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1878
| Palkin Restaurant
| 47 Nevsky Prospect
| 47 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 47) 
| Preserved, slightly reconstructed
|-
| 1878
| [[Anatoly Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| Corner of Nevsky Prospect and Novaya Avenue, 79/2
| Corner of Nevsky Prospect Pushkinskaya Street, 79/2  (Угол Невского проспекта и Пушкинской улицы, дом 79/2) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1879
| [[Anatoly Tchaikovsky]]&#39;'s apartment
| 4 Nadezhdinskaya Street
| 4 Mayakovsky Street  (Улица Маяковского, 4) 
| Preserved. Reconstructed inside
|-
| 1879
| Assembly of the Nobility
| 15 Nevsky Prospect
| 15 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 15) 
| Preserved, slightly reconstructed
|-
| 1880
| Saint Petrischule (a German school under Saint Peter&#39;s Lutheran Church)       
| 22–24 Nevsky Prospect (outhouse), or entrance from 10 Bolshaya Konyushennaya      
| 22–24 Nevsky Prospect Невский проспект, 22–24) or 10 Bolshaya Konyushennaya  (Большая Конюшенная,10)
| Preserved with alterations
|-
| 1880
| Mariya Vasilchikova's apartment
| 12 Dvortsovaya Embankment
| 12 Dvortsovaya Embankment  (Дворцовая набережная, 12) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1881–1883
| [[Nikolay Konradi]] and [[Modest Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 28 Fontanka River Embankment, Orzhevsky's House
| 28 Fontanka River Embankment  (Фонтанка, 28) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1881–1882
| [[Amaliya Litke]]'s apartment
| Corner of Ofitserskaya St, 60 and Anglysky Avenue, P. I. Kol'tsov's House
| 60 Decembrist Street, corner with Maklina Avenue  (Улица Декабристов, 60, угол проспекта Маклина) 
| Preserved
|-
| From 1882
| [[Mily Balakirev]]'s apartment
| 7 Kolomenskaya Street, apt. 7
| 7 Kolomenskaya Street, apt. 7  (Коломенская улица, 7, кв.7) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1883
| [[Nikolay Konradi]] and [[Modest Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 15 Fontanka River Embankment, corner with Italyanskaya Street, Princess Urusova's House
| 19 Fontanka River Embankment, corner with Italyanskaya Street  (Набережная реки Фонтанки, 19, угол Итальянской улицы) 
| Overbuilt
|-
| From 1883
| [[Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov]]'s apartment
| 18/2 Vladimirsky Avenue, corner with Kolokolnaya Street
| 18/2 Vladimirsky Avenue, corner with Kolokolnaya Street  (Владимирский проспект, 18/2, угол Колокольной улицы) 
| Overbuilt
|-
| 1884
| [[Aleksandr Glazunov]]'s apartment
| 8/10 Kazanskaya Street
| 8/10 Kazanskaya Street  (Казанская улица, дом 8/10) 
| Overbuilt
|-
| 1886–1888
| [[Emiliya Pavlovskaya]]'s apartment
| Yekaterininsky Canal, by Lviny (Lion's) Bridge
| 99 Griboyedova Canal  (Канал Грибоедова, 99) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1886
| [[Olga Tchaikovskaya|Olga]] and [[Nikolay  Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment 
| 9/31 Kryukov Canal, Sterligov's House by Torgovy Bridge
| 11/43 Kryukov Canal  (Крюков канал, 11/43) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1886,1893
| Kononov&#39;s Hall (formerly Ruadze's)
| Moyka River Embankment, corner with Kirpichny Lane, 1st Admiralty section
| 61 Moyka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Мойки, 61) 
| Preserved (now occupied by Saint Petersburg State Telecommunications University)
|-
| 1886
| [[Marius Petipa]]'s apartment
| 3 Saperny Lane
| 3 Saperny Lane  (Саперный переулок, 3) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1886
| [[Eduard Nápravník]]'s apartment 
| 6 Kryukov Canal, apt. 72
| 6 Kryukov Canal, apt. 72  (Крюков канал, дом 6, кв. 72) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1886
| [[Anton Rubinstein]]'s apartment
| 27 Troitskaya Street (bel étage) 
| 27 Rubinstein Street  (Улица Рубинштейна, 27) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1887
| [[Nikolay Kondratyev]]'s apartment
| 34 Sergievskaya Street
| 34 Tchaikovsky Street  (Улица Чайковского, 34) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1887, 1892
| &quot;Grand Hotel&quot;
| 18–20 Malaya Morskaya Street
| 18–20 Malaya Morskaya Street  (Малая Морская, 18–20)       
| Preserved (now occupied by OAO &quot;Giprorybflot&quot;)
|-
| 1888–1892
| [[Nikolay Konradi]] and [[Modest Tchaikovsky]]'s apartment
| 24 Fontanka River Embankment, N. I. Yaf's House
| 24 Fontanka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Фонтанки, 24) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1880s
| Concert tour agent Yakov Tset's apartment
| 40 Moyka River Embankment
| 40 Moyka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Мойки, 40) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1889
| Demoute&#39;s Traktir (now Medved Restaurant)
| 27 Bolshaya Konyushennaya Street
| 27 Bolshaya Konyushennaya Street  (Большая Конюшенная улица, 27) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1890, 1893
| [[Herman Laroche]]'s apartment
| 10 Admiralty Embankment, N. O. Rukavishnikova's House
| 10 Admiralty Embankment, apt. 10 and 31.  (Адмиралтейская набережная, 10, кв. 10 и 31) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1890
| Medea and [[Nikolay Figner]]'s apartment
| 25 Moyka River Embankment
| 25 Moyka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Мойки, 25) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1890
| [[Mitrofan Belyayev]]'s apartment
| 50 Nikolayevskaya Street
| 50 Marata Street  (Улица Марата, 50) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1890
| Rossia Hotel
| 58–60 Moyka River Embankment
| 58–60 Moyka River Embankment  (Набережная реки Мойки, 58–60) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1890
| Conservatory Directorate
| 1–3 Teatralnaya Street
| 1–3 Zodchego Rossi Street  (Улица Зодчего Росси, 1–3) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1892
| &quot;Aquarium&quot; entertainment theatre-garden
| 10 Kamennoostrovsky Avenue
| 10 Kamennoostrovsky Avenue  (Каменноостровский проспект, 10)       
| Rebuilt (now occupied by &quot;Lenfilm&quot; movie studios)
|-
| 1893
| [[Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov]]'s apartment
| 11 Bolshaya Konyushennaya Street (Chapel's building)
| 11 Bolshaya Konyushennaya Street  (Большая Конюшенная улица, 11) 
| Rebuilt
|-
| 1893
| [[Anna Merkling]]'s apartment
| 14 Panteleymonovskaya Street
| 14 Pestelya Street  (Улица Пестеля, 14) 
| Rebuilt
|-
| 1893
| [[Aleksey Apukhtin]]'s apartment
| 26 Millionnaya Street
| 26 Millionnaya Street  (Миллионная улица, 26) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1893
| Assembly of the Nobility
| Mikhaylovskaya Square
| 2 Mikhaylovskaya Street, Iskusstv Square  (Михайловская улица, 2. Площадь Искусств) 
| Preserved (now occupied by Shostakovich Philharmonic Hall)
|-
| 1893
| Leiner&#39;s Restaurant
| 18 Nevsky Prospect
| 18 Nevsky Prospect  (Невский проспект, 18) 
| Preserved (now occupied by KFC fast food restaurant)
|-
| 1893
| [[Vera Butakova]]'s apartment
| 4 Panteleymonovskaya Street
| 4 Pestelya Street  (Улица Пестеля, 4) 
| Preserved
|-
| 1893
| [[Modest Tchaikovsky]] and [[Vladimir Davydov]]'s apartment
| Corner of Malaya Morskaya Street, 13 and Gorokhovaya Street, 8,  F. I. Rotin's House (Vienna Restaurant)
| Corner of Malaya Morskaya Street, 13 and Gorokhovaya Street, 8  (Угол Малой Морской 13 и Гороховой, 8) 
| Preserved. The apartment is now divided in two
|}

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* {{bib|1993/151}} (1993)
* {{bib|1994/47}} (1994)
* {{bib|1994/98}} (1994)
* {{bib|1996/60}} (1996)
* {{bib|1999/33}} (1999)
* {{bib|1999/70}} (1999)
* {{bib|1999/75}} (1999)
* {{bib|1999/139}} (1999)
* {{bib|2021/8}} (2021)

==External Links==
* [[wikipedia:Saint_Petersburg|Wikipedia]]

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