In Russia, 5765 new cases of infection with coronavirus were revealed per day, of which 175 in St. Petersburg. This was reported by the operative to combat the spread of infection. Nine lethal cases were registered in the city per day, 79 people recovered. The incidence in the city continues to decline. In total, from the beginning of the pandemic in St. Petersburg, 30,635 infected were identified, 5722 cases remain active.

On July 26 in St. Petersburg, the naval parade was held in honor of the Navy Day. Some roads in the city center were blocked , bridges were divorced. It was possible to get to Kronstadt only on passes. The parade was attended by warships, boats and submarines of all Russian fleets, among them - a large landing ship "Petr Morgunov" and the ship "Poltava", a replica of a warship from the times of Peter I.

The art group "Ugodins" from St. Petersburg held a promotion against censorship. Activists took pictures with posters on which some words were painted or removed. This was reported in the telegram channel of the association. On the posters they wrote such phrases as “ Russia without ”, “down [inaudible]” and “[pass] - thief”.

On Borodinskaya Street, the Kos.place coffee shop opened. Belgian ice cream and copyright lemonades are served there On Borodinskaya Street, 2/86, the Kos.place coffee shop opened , in which raw food desserts, copyright lemonades and Belgian ice cream are served. The menu contains carrot pies, nuts with condensed milk, chocolate cantucini, as well as tofniki with coconut and RAW conflicts. Among the satisfying positions are sets with several types of bruskett.

Hundreds of people on the embankments, divorced bridges and warships: how in St. Petersburg a parade in honor of the Navy Day In St. Petersburg, on July 26, a naval parade was held in honor of the Navy Day. It was attended by ships, boats and submarines, including Poltava - a replica of a warship of the time of Peter I. “Paper” shows how an event passed, behind which hundreds of citizens watched from the embankments.

Petersburger Olga Baranets, who calls herself a public authorized person in the city and the Leningrad region, turned to Roskomnadzor with a request to block the series “Chiki”. She published a copy of the application on social networks. According to the Baranets, in the series “Chiki” there is “propaganda of LGBT and feminism”, and in each episode a crisis center “Anna” is mentioned, which is recognized as a foreign agent.

In St. Petersburg, at the 82nd year of life, Nina Andreeva died, general secretary of the Central Committee of the Unregistered All-Union Communist Party of the Bolsheviks. This was reported on the organization’s website. “The heart of the fiery patriot of the Soviet Motherland, an indestructible policy, an unbending Bolshevik, a fighter against opportunism and revisionism in the communist movement in all its manifestations, ceased to beat,” the party said in a statement.

On the night of Pestel Street on the night of July 26, Street art appeared with Joseph Brodsky and Vladimir Vysotsky . This is reported by eyewitnesses on social networks. The image was placed on the same wall, where Brodsky’s portrait created by Oleg Lukyanov was previously located. The entrepreneur inflicted “Fresco” with a smoking poet on a fence in the school territory, the communal workers painted over the work. Some citizens asked to return the portrait, others opposed him.

According to the results of a meeting with representatives of creative spaces, the authorities of St. Petersburg began the development of the “new tourist geography of St. Petersburg”. This was reported by Fontanka with reference to the head of the Tourism Development Committee Sergei Korneev . They plan to divide Petersburg into clusters that would attract tourists - from educational and cultural to business.

The Petersburger Nikolai Konashenok dismantled and put up for sale a tile furnace, which was installed at the pre -revolutionary abandoned dacha of Maslennikov in Zelenogorsk. He told about this on his Facebook page. The city defenders wrote that Konashenok had no right to dismantle the stove and put it up for sale (in the ad on Avito, 120 thousand rubles were asked for it), because it is not the owner of the building. According to the EGRN, the house belongs to the St.