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Princess Maria at Helsinki West Port |
The rules are pretty simple. You have to leave in 72 hours and you can't leave St. Petersburg. However, unlike cruise ship passengers on day trips, you are not required to have an official guide or anything. The city is yours to explore.
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Our cozy stateroom |
The cruise was pretty uneventful. Well except for one little thing. While we were waiting to board the ship, we were in queue with a bunch of Erasmus students. I noticed that one of the girls had a Czech passport so I asked her where she was from. Of course, she said Prague. She couldn't understand how we live in Brno since we speak English. I explained where we were from but that we now live in Brno. "Brno must be like the end of the world for you" was the response we got.
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This little 20-something chica was shocked when I said that I much preferred Brno to Prauge. The funny thing is that I'm sure she isn't even from Prague. She's probably from some little village, over an hour from the capital, but just happens to study there. I'm sure my friends at home will get a kick out of how I had to stick up for Brno.
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Russian Entry-Exit Forms |
Well, we're here. Now it's time to get out explore St. Petersburg.
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