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      The Bathhouse Ruins and Lunch at Parkal

      ⏱ 55 min🚶 1.1 km🍽 1📍 3 stops
      🐢 A little — under 3 km

      The romantic ruins of the Cold Baths by the pond, lunch at a café-museum with antiques and a hearth in the courtyard, and the old dachas of Pargolovo.

      🏛 History and architecture🌳 Parks and nature🏘 Off the centre⏱ An hour or so
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        🏛 Ruins of the Cold Baths
        Шуваловский парк
        The romantic ruins of a manor bathing pavilion by the pond.
        Go down to the ponds — the bathhouse ruins.
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        Ruins of the Cold Baths
        © Ye not · CC BY-SA 4.0
        • "Cold Baths" was the name of a round stone pavilion with Doric columns that hid a well with a water pump.
        • The pavilion was apparently built by Stepan Krichinsky in 1912–1914 on the site of a rotunda marked on an 1770 plan.
        • The ruins are part of the manor ensemble, a monument of federal significance.
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      3. 2
        ☕️ Parkala
        посёлок Парголово, улица Ломоносова, 117В
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        Lunch: pizza, pelmeni, kalitki (Karelian pies).
        🍴 A café-museum of the "Pargolovo Manor" project by Shuvalov Park: antiques, jazz and a hearth in the yard. What to order: oven-baked pizza, homemade pelmeni and vareniki (dumplings), Karelian kalitki (open rye pies), coffee.
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        🏛 Schwarz Dacha
        посёлок Парголово, Заводская улица, 9
        An old dacha in Pargolovo — an example of the buildings of the former dacha settlement.
        Through old Pargolovo to Schwartz's dacha; Vyborgskoe Highway and buses to the metro are close by.
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        Schwarz Dacha
        © MaryannaNesina · CC BY-SA 4.0
        • The wooden dacha is in the Neo-Russian style; its author is thought to be the architect Karl Rachau.
        • Its owner is believed to be the banker A. A. Schwarz.
        • Alexander Beggrov depicted the dacha in an 1899 watercolour, now in the Museum of the History of St Petersburg.
        • The terrace looked out on the Finland Railway and the Big Suzdal Lake.

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