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For a summer trip to St. Petersburg, pack a light jacket (Spring or Autumn-weight) for when the sun goes down or when it rains. Take clothes that you can layer and peel off as it gets warmer. The touristic sights are walkable only in comfortable shoes and dry weather. But bring the umbrella, it will definitely come handy!
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I was so glad I took a really warm coat and wooly hat. It was March, it was freezing cold. And take some nice warm socks as well. Leave a Comment
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I went in mid Summer which got take-your-top-off hot (I did and attracted quite a lot of attention, not I suspect due to my godly physique but rather because it made me look like a tourist!). But also take a good warm coat and an umbarella. Think slightly more predictable and stable Scotland and you have St P weather.
Be prepared to buy bottled water for everything. Also take any medications you particularly like (Neurofen, Benilyn) with you. I'm sure the Russians sell equivalents but they won't be brands you know.
With an adaptor, my hotel room had plenty of power points so no charging problems. I would suggest taking batteries though and film.
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Plenty of warm layers needed if traveling to St. Petersburg during winter months. It can get very cold. Our trip was February and snow, snow and more snow, beautiful once we were prepared. Thermal undergarments, good thick socks, strong walking shoes, hat, coat, scarf and gloves.
We would generally try to avoid public toilets when away. When necessary we used good hotels and restaurents. Always carry paper tissues.
Wipes are great when travelling.
Your own supply of plasters, headache tablets etc.,
Good supplies available, but duty free stores are usually where I would buy film, batteries etc.,
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