Finlyandsky Railway Station, Saint Petersburg: Lenin Square Terminus
The terminus of the 1870 line towards Finland, where Lenin returned to Petrograd in 1917, now a station for suburban trains to…
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The terminus of the 1870 line towards Finland, where Lenin returned to Petrograd in 1917, now a station for suburban trains to…
The oldest railway terminus in Russia, opened in 1837 for the line to Tsarskoye Selo, rebuilt in 1904 as an Art Nouveau…
The newest of Saint Petersburg's five main stations, opened in 2003 on Zanevsky Prospekt: the city's only through station, with trains to…
The 1851 terminus on Nevsky Prospekt where Sapsan trains leave for Moscow, with a Konstantin Thon facade, a direct exit to the…
The only airport of Saint Petersburg, south of the centre in Moskovsky District: one modern terminal for all flights, linked to the…
A landing on the Fontanka Embankment, a short walk from Nevsky Prospekt and the Anichkov Bridge, where small boats leave for trips…








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