Fort Obrucev, Saint Petersburg
#453 among attractions in Saint Petersburg
Facts and practical information
Fort Obruchev is one of the northern forts of the Kronstadt fortress.
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Fort Obrucev – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Kronstadt Naval Cathedral, Kronstadt Naval Museum, Fort Alexander, Kronstadt.
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LocalityKronstadt, Saint Petersburg
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