English: Entrance to Vladimirskays subway / metro station in central Saint Petersburg, Russia, opposite the Russian Orthodox Church of Vladimir Icon of Our Lady, on the corner of Kuznechniy Pereulok (Blacksmith Lane with the well-known food market and Dostoyevsky museum apartment) and Bolshaya Moskovskaya ulitsa (Greater Moscow Street) with a pedestrian zone beginning with Dostoyevsky statue because he lived in several rented apartments nearby and got inspiration for his stories of the local people, often poor, the likes of which can be seen begging at the church door even now. To the left the small yellow outbuilding is a chapel of the Vladimir's Church