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Who knows why he's winking?!

THE PISKARYEVSKAYA CEMETERY

This is the final resting place of five hundred thousand civilian victims of the Second World War, buried in mass graves marked only with the year. An eternal flame and a large Motherland statue remind visitors of the tremendous suffering and loss of life the city underwent during the blockade.

Prospekt Nepokoryonnykh 74. Metro: Ploshchad Muzhestva then buses 101 or 124.