Gastronomic Market in St. Petersburg, Russia. Food Courts - Walking Tour
Channel: IVAR MALDEIKIS
Date: 14/03/2023

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A new type of food court occupied two buildings of the historic Andreevsky market.
The market space is divided into two semantic parts.
The first is a huge two-level food hall made up of a very convincing set of tenants:
Israeli cafe Saviv, Japanese bistro Subzero, Muscovites Crabs Are Coming have their representative offices here.
   The second part of the market is occupied by food stalls, where you can buy fish, dairy products, farm fruits and vegetables for adequate money, and its central area is given over to breakfast and opens earlier than everyone else - at 8 in the morning .
   The space was divided into several parts: an agricultural market operates in one, the other is reserved for the corners of restaurant projects in St. Petersburg. Petersburg and Moscow. There is also a central square and a patio where festivals and parties are held. The residents of the Vasileostrovskiy market are about two dozen establishments, you can try Vietnamese food and sushi rolls, Indian dishes, hummus and falafel, oysters and burgers, pizza and pasta, desserts from matcha and bao moti, tacos and fast food with crab.
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Due to the fact that this location was also chosen for most educational institutions, the literacy rate of the families of Vasilyevsky Island was higher than in other parts of the Northern capital.

The island was connected to the city center by the St. Isaac's Bridge, built in 1727.

Vasilyevsky Island took its final architectural image only at the beginning of the 1830s. And at the beginning of the twentieth century, they began to build houses of the “new” city. Soon, sewerage and water supply were laid in the city, which, however, first supplied water from the Neva.

The proud name "Vasileostrovsky district" was given to the Vasilyevsky part of St. Petersburg in February 1917.