: Egyptian Bridge

Where Marmeladov left his uniform in a tavern.

Egyptian Bridge

: Vasillevsky Ostrov

Basil's Island, where Raskolnikov went after reading the letter from his mother.

Vasillevsky Ostrov

: Tuchkov Bridge over Lower Neva

Bridge Raskolnikov walked across to go to Petrovsky Ostrov (Peter's Island) after leaving the drunken girl and the policeman.

Tuchkov Bridge over Lower Neva

: Hay Market

Where Raskolnikov stopped at a tavern and heard a student talk about killing Alyona Ivanovna and taking her money to do good. Now Sennaya Square.

Hay Market

: Yusupov Garden

Raskolnikov passes by this garden on his way to kill Alyona Ivanovna.

Yusupov Garden

: Marmeladov's tavern

Tavern where Raskolnikov heard Marmeladov's drunken story.

Marmeladov's tavern

: K___ Bridge

Kokushkin Bridge over the Griboyedov Canal (Catherine Canal before 1923).

K___ Bridge

: S. Place

Where Raskolnikov's 5th story garret was.

S. Place

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: Dostoevsky Apartment

Where Dostoevsky lived from 1864 to 1867, while he was writing Crime and Punishment.

Dostoevsky Apartment

: Nikolaevsky Bridge

Near where Razumihin lived. Raskolnikov was whipped by a coachman here, and a peasant woman gave him 20 copecks. Now the Blagoveshchenskiy Bridge

Nikolaevsky Bridge

: Ryazan

Where Razumihin and the two painters were from.

Ryazan

: Voskrensensky

Street wher Bakaleyev's house was, where Pyotr Petrovitch found lodging for Raskolnikov's mother and sister. Now Chernyshevsky Prospect.

Voskrensensky

: "Palais de Crystal"

Tavern, near Sadovy Street, where Raskolnikov gave his theory of the case to head clerk Zametov.

"Palais de Crystal"

: X___ Bridge

Where Raskolnikov saw a woman attempt suicide by jumping into the canal. Called Voznesensky (Ascension) Bridge over the Griboyedov Canal (Catherine Canal before 1923).

X___ Bridge

: Senate

Where Pyotr Petrovitch had business. Now the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation.

Senate

: Malava Vishera

Where Svidrigailov saw the ghost of Marfa Petrovna.

Malava Vishera

: Krestovsky Island

Where Raskolnikov woke up one morning among some bushes.

Krestovsky Island

: Pawnbroker's apartment

Pawnbroker's apartment

: Police Station

Police Station

: Sonia's apartment

Sonia's apartment

: Stone in the Courtyard

Where Raskolnikov hid what he stole from the pawnbroker under a stone.

Stone in the Courtyard

: Third Street

Where Svidrigaïlov's betrothed lived.

Third Street

: Five Corners

Where Raskolnikov "rescued two little children from a house on fire and was burnt in doing so."

Five Corners

: Omsk Fortress Prison

Where Raskolnikov was imprisoned for 8 years. The Omsk fortress prison was situated at the comfluence of the Om and Irtish rivers. Also, where Dostoevsky was imprisoned for 4 years.

Omsk Fortress Prison

: Dostoevsky Museum

Dostoevsky lived here with his family from October 1878 until the day of his death, January 28, 1881. He wrote his last novel, The Brothers Karamazov, here.

Dostoevsky Museum

: Winter Palace

Raskolnikov looked at the palace from the Nikolaevsky Bridge.

Winter Palace

: St. Isaac's Cathedral

Raskolnikov looked at the cathedral from the Nikolaevsky Bridge. Dedicated to Saint Isaac of Dalmatia, a patron saint of Peter the Great, who had been born on the feast day of that saint.

St. Isaac's Cathedral