The management of St. Petersburg cathedral museums is outraged by the appearance of tourists

On June 14, 2011 it became known that the leaders museums-cathedrals of St. Petersburg expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that tourists visit these objects are in too open summer clothes. At the same time, restrictions on the external view for visitors to St. Isaac's Cathedral and the Peter and Paul Fortress the management of museums does not introduce.

Nikolai Burov, director of the GMP St. Isaac's Cathedral, believes that that sightseers themselves must "find something between summer clothes and official".

"The pathetic attempts of our employees to draw people's attention in the best case will lead to the fact that someone pulls on a T-shirt," Alexander is sure Kolyakin, Director of the State Museum of the History of St. Petersburg, on the balance sheet which is the Peter and Paul Cathedral. Sources

• Directors of museums-cathedrals of St. Petersburg complain about "half-naked" tourists, but are afraid to introduce a dress code for them // Portal-Credo.ru. 2011. June 14.