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Crime and Punishment |
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Raskolnikov lived in a small room in a large apartment house on the corner of Stoliarnyi Lane. For a slideshow of Roskolnikov's journey to the pawnbroker's, click here. |
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He knew exactly how many steps it was to the pawnbroker's apartment: 730. (See map.) |
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To get to the pawnbroker's apartment, Raskolnikov walked down Stoliarnyi Lane toward the Griboedev Canal. |
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He crossed over the Kokushkin Bridge, and turned right. |
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He walked along the Griboedov Canal |
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The pawnbroker's apartment building was on the Griboedov Canal (No. 104). |
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Raskolnikov buried the loot under a boulder in a courtyard off of Voznesensky Avenue. |
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Sonia Marmeladov and Arkady Svidrigailov lived in a building that faced the Griboedov Canal. |
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Raskolnikov's interrogation and final confession took place in the local police station. |
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Much of the action in the novel occurs around
Haymarket Square, |
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Raskolnikov ran into Zametov in a tavern near the Haymarket Square. |
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