Summer Garden: Statues, Summer Palace and Opening Times
Peter the Great's riverside garden of 1704, with marble statues, a small Dutch-style palace and one of the city's most famous iron…
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Peter the Great's riverside garden of 1704, with marble statues, a small Dutch-style palace and one of the city's most famous iron…
Russia's first museum, in a baroque building on the Neva: Peter the Great's collection of curiosities and a large ethnographic museum.
A museum of Carl Fabergé's work in the Shuvalov Palace on the Fontanka, home to nine imperial Easter eggs made for the…
The green-and-white opera and ballet house on Theatre Square, opened in 1860, with a modern second stage and concert hall nearby.
The great open square in front of the Winter Palace, framed by Rossi's curved General Staff Building and crowned by the Alexander…
Saint Petersburg's monumental cathedral combines a gilded dome, marble interiors, mosaics and an outdoor colonnade with panoramic views.
The main street of Saint Petersburg, about 4.5 km from the Admiralty to the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, lined with churches, palaces, canals,…
The world's largest museum of Russian art, in Carlo Rossi's Mikhailovsky Palace on the Square of Arts, with the Benois Wing and…
A working cathedral on Nevsky Prospekt with a curved colonnade of 96 columns, built 1801–1811 to house a copy of the Kazan…
The citadel on Zayachy Island where Saint Petersburg began in 1703, with the Romanov burial cathedral, a political prison museum and walls…








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