Rostral Columns in Saint Petersburg

俄罗斯西端的瓦西里岛上有两根灯塔柱子，像宫殿桥的开放拱门，位于圣彼得堡市中心，这两个灯塔就像圣以撒大教堂的圆顶或金钟的尖顶一样，象征着圣彼得堡。

The square of the port of Vasili stands on both sides of two bow-shaped columns, 32 meters high, a lighthouse for navigation for the ships entering the port, called the Rastellari column. The bow was decorated because in ancient Greece and Rome, the bow of the defeated ship was pinned to the column as a symbol of victory in the sea. On the granite pedestal of the navigation lighthouse, four statues symbolizing Russia's four major rivers - the Volga, the Volkhov, the Dnieper and the Neva River that runs through St. Petersburg. The entire stock exchange-centric complex is magnificent and beautiful. The lighthouses will be lit during major festivals.

Standing on the Neva River Rostra lamppost, as a navigational sign light accompanied by the past ships experienced more than 200 years of wind and rain, has now become a landscape architecture display for tourists, plus the nearby beautiful Neva River really let tourists linger.

One of the most beautiful places in St. Petersburg, it was once the busiest pier in St. Petersburg, echoing the Winter Palace and Peter Fortress, and was once the center of the imperial capital. Now there is a red pillar at each end, they are called "kiss pillar", once the ancient pier navigation lighthouse, now some festivals such as Victory Day will light the torch. In addition, the ancient pier is the best choice to watch the bridge, the bridge and the sunrise and sunset. We arrived there in the evening and saw a pair of men and women dancing in the square.

The square of the port of Vasili stands on both sides of two bow-shaped columns, 32 meters high, a lighthouse for navigation for the ships entering the port, called the Rastellari column. The bow was decorated because in ancient Greece and Rome, the bow of the defeated ship was pinned to the column as a symbol of victory in the sea. On the granite pedestal of the navigation lighthouse, four statues symbolizing Russia's four major rivers - the Volga, the Volkhov, the Dnieper and the Neva River running through St. Petersburg. The lighthouse will be lit during major festivals. No special visit to the lighthouse, but in St. Petersburg, from time to time, will pass through the Neva River, passing by the lighthouse. The color decoration of the lighthouse is very eye-catching and very characteristic, and you will not miss it when you pass by.

The ancient port of Vasili, the second largest island in St. Petersburg, has two lighthouses, the red pillar of the sea, also known as the "kiss pillar", which was once a sailing lighthouse. On special festivals, such as Victory Day, the torch is lit here. Between May and October every year, the column of flowing music fountains across the Neva River will spray into the sky, with a height of 60 meters. ​