Wednesday Walk in the Alexander Park

Hello, friends! If one day you decide to come to St. Petersburg in the fall and you will make the program of the trip, you definitely! unconditionally! must include in this program visits to parks suburbs of the small satellite town Pushkin. Another name of this town is Tsarskoe Selo. The country residence of the Russian Emperors was located in Tsarskoe Selo in the 18 - 19 centuries.

Several imperial residences are located to the south and west of St. Petersburg. All these palaces and parks are very beautiful. But the parks in Tsarskoye Selo have the greatest variety of colors, the most complex color palette of autumn.

I walked in the Alexander Park this time. It is a landscape park with a free layout and various park pavilions. The Arsenal is located approximately in the center of Alexander's Park. "The Imperial Arms Collection" museum exposition is located in this pavilion.

Bird feeder. I was attracted by the inscription on the feeder, this inscription is imbued with sincere care: "For sunflower seeds. Millet is not good!".

The paths from the Arsenal diverge to different sides, they lead to other pavilions. I chose a path to the pavilion Chapel. It looks like a Gothic castle with its appearance. The weather began to spoil, and under the arch of the pavilion Chapel, I hoped to wait for the rain to end. And so it happened. The rain was short, in half an hour the sun shone again.

This is my entry for the #wednesdaywalk challenge by @tattoodjay.