Artists craft masterpieces despite rain at the St Petersburg Sand Sculpture Festival
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Twenty-one professionals from Russia and abroad compete at the Peter and Paul Fortress. Among the group are Guinness World Record holders and World Champions. This year’s theme is “The Sun of the Russian Land” and is dedicated to 19th-century Russian poet Alexander Pushkin and 13th-century Russian commander Alexander Nevsky.
Twenty-one professionals from Russia and abroad compete at the Peter and Paul Fortress. Among the group are Guinness World Record holders and World Champions. This year’s theme is “The Sun of the Russian Land” and is dedicated to 19th-century Russian poet Alexander Pushkin and 13th-century Russian commander Alexander Nevsky.
The festival, running from July 12 to September 12, celebrates Russian history and culture.
Artists craft masterpieces despite rain at the St Petersburg Sand Sculpture Festival
Updated:
Twenty-one professionals from Russia and abroad compete at the Peter and Paul Fortress. Among the group are Guinness World Record holders and World Champions. This year’s theme is “The Sun of the Russian Land” and is dedicated to 19th-century Russian poet Alexander Pushkin and 13th-century Russian commander Alexander Nevsky.
Twenty-one professionals from Russia and abroad compete at the Peter and Paul Fortress. Among the group are Guinness World Record holders and World Champions. This year’s theme is “The Sun of the Russian Land” and is dedicated to 19th-century Russian poet Alexander Pushkin and 13th-century Russian commander Alexander Nevsky.
The festival, running from July 12 to September 12, celebrates Russian history and culture.
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