Nevsky Prospect
The hotel is located directly on Nevsky Prospect - 1 minute walk
to the main highway of the city.
What must be done:
Walk from the Admiralty to the Alexander Nevsky Lavra (4.5 km) and feel the spirit of St. Petersburg.
Interesting nearby:
Alexandrinsky Theatre, Cinema House, Anichkov Bridge
Fun fact:
The air temperature on Nevsky Prospect is always a couple of degrees higher than in the rest of the city.
to the main highway of the city.
What must be done:
Walk from the Admiralty to the Alexander Nevsky Lavra (4.5 km) and feel the spirit of St. Petersburg.
Interesting nearby:
Alexandrinsky Theatre, Cinema House, Anichkov Bridge
Fun fact:
The air temperature on Nevsky Prospect is always a couple of degrees higher than in the rest of the city.
Catherine Square \ Alexandrinsky Theatre
10 minutes walk
to a cozy square, in the center of which is an interesting monument to Catherine II, and next door is the Alexandrinsky Theater, one of the best theaters in the country.
What you must do:
Count how many favorites sat at the feet of Catherine II, go to a performance at the Alexandrinsky Theatre.
Near:
Fontanka Embankment, Manezhnaya Square, Rubinstein
Fun fact:
People lovingly call the park "Katya's Garden"
to a cozy square, in the center of which is an interesting monument to Catherine II, and next door is the Alexandrinsky Theater, one of the best theaters in the country.
What you must do:
Count how many favorites sat at the feet of Catherine II, go to a performance at the Alexandrinsky Theatre.
Near:
Fontanka Embankment, Manezhnaya Square, Rubinstein
Fun fact:
People lovingly call the park "Katya's Garden"
Fontanka Embankment
3 minutes walk
to the canal along which attractions follow one after another
What you must do:
Determine the differences between Klodt's four "Horse Tamers" sculptures, installed at the corners of the Anichkov Bridge. Take a river and canal tour from the pier near the Fabergé Museum. Hit Chizhik-Pyzhik with a coin.
Near:
Bridges, the Engineers' Castle, the Seven Bridges, the Summer Garden, the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace, and the Anichkov Palace
Fun fact:
The idea for the river's name, "Fontanka," stems from the fountains of the Summer Garden, which drew their water directly from the river. Its original name was "Nameless Erek."
to the canal along which attractions follow one after another
What you must do:
Determine the differences between Klodt's four "Horse Tamers" sculptures, installed at the corners of the Anichkov Bridge. Take a river and canal tour from the pier near the Fabergé Museum. Hit Chizhik-Pyzhik with a coin.
Near:
Bridges, the Engineers' Castle, the Seven Bridges, the Summer Garden, the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace, and the Anichkov Palace
Fun fact:
The idea for the river's name, "Fontanka," stems from the fountains of the Summer Garden, which drew their water directly from the river. Its original name was "Nameless Erek."
The Hermitage
30 minutes walk
The city's main museum will appeal to art lovers, both classical and contemporary. And finally, it's also home to the Winter Palace—an architectural masterpiece of imperial St. Petersburg.
What must be done:
Go to an exhibition. Any exhibition.
Near:
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, Mikhailovsky Garden, Palace Bridge, and the Bronze Horseman sculpture
Fun fact:
The museum's collection contains over three million items. If you spent even a minute examining each one, it would take 13 years. Even just walking through all the halls, without stopping at the display cases, would take nearly five hours. And that's only the collection accessible to visitors, not counting the seemingly endless storage.
The city's main museum will appeal to art lovers, both classical and contemporary. And finally, it's also home to the Winter Palace—an architectural masterpiece of imperial St. Petersburg.
What must be done:
Go to an exhibition. Any exhibition.
Near:
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, Mikhailovsky Garden, Palace Bridge, and the Bronze Horseman sculpture
Fun fact:
The museum's collection contains over three million items. If you spent even a minute examining each one, it would take 13 years. Even just walking through all the halls, without stopping at the display cases, would take nearly five hours. And that's only the collection accessible to visitors, not counting the seemingly endless storage.