Vyborg Castle State Museum

Driving in Petersburg, the journey was more than an hour, because the road was being built. So, it was a bit slow. The fort is also being built, so it is not going up, a bit lost. But the scenery is still quite impressive. . .

We took the bus for nearly two hours to Viborg Castle. This is a very Russian castle, it can be said to be a village, it is a place worth visiting and experiencing, and there are many tourists.

It takes about 2 hours to drive from St. Petersburg to Viborg. The handover city of Russia and Finland is beautiful and the prices are very low. It is suitable for short trips.

Viborg is a small Russian city located on the border between Finland and Russia, formerly known as "Viborg", is an important port city in Leningrad state, 129 kilometers southeast of St. Petersburg, composed of a peninsula and several small islands, surrounded by water on three sides, backed by dense forests. It is a strategic location in Russia's northwest border, historically easy to host Finland and Sweden. The streets are full of monuments left by Finnish, Swedish and Russian heroes. Located on the border, the small town is slow to live and the people are very friendly. The Viborg castle was built from a boulder, and the watchtower was built, and the whole Viborg was panoramic.

Viborg Castle is located in the northwest of St. Petersburg, about two hours' drive, there is a direct bus traffic is more convenient, although several battles, but the preservation is still very complete.