Things to Do in St. Petersburg

The State Hermitage Museum and Winter Palace is the most fascinating attraction in Saint Petersburg. The baroque style three-floor building is an epitome of true beauty. To discover more about this unique structure continue reading.

Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is of the most visited attractions in Saint Petersburg. Tserkov Spasa na Krovi is what Russians call the church. To discover further details about the attraction continue reading.

Peterhof Grand Palace is one of the palaces and gardens Peter the Great gave the orders to build. This palace is part of the Russian Versailles. The magnificent palace is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. To find further details keep on reading.

St. Isaac's Cathedral State Museum-Memorial is the largest Orthodox Cathedral in Russia. This is the fourth largest Orthodox Cathedral in the world. The cathedral is devoted to Saint Isaac of Dalmatia. Tsar Alexander I ordered the construction. To discover more continue reading.

The Catherine Palace (Russian: Екатерининский дворец, Yekaterininskiy dvorets) is a Rococo palace located in the town of Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin), 30 km south of St. Petersburg, Russia. It was the summer residence of the Russian tsars.

One of Russia’s wonder is the Palace Square (Dvortsovaya Ploshchad). You have to see the vast area spread before the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. A number of events of historic essence took place on this square. To discover further details read more.

Peter and Paul Fortress (Petropavlovskaya Krepost) is the very first establishment built in the city. Locals call it the city was born. Meant to defend the city, the Fortress never really worked as initially intended. To find further information keep on reading.

If you saw most of the wonders of St. Petersburg Already you should go see Nevsky Prospekt. This is one of the most loved attractions in the city. The avenue is also the main and best-known one among foreigners. Read more for further details.

Your ride down the Nevsky Prospekt will throw you into the arms of Kazan Cathedral, the symbol of Russian victory in 1812. The splendid structure and the eye-catching façade is enough for you not to miss the sight. To discover further details keep on reading.

If you already saw most of the historic landmarks in St. Petersburg Faberge Museum must be on that list. Faberge Museum is the Luxurious Shuvalov Palace Built in 18th century. The museum now hold the biggest collection of Faberge eggs in the world. Read more for further details.

Grand Market Russia Interactive Museum is a private museum; the second largest model layout museum in the world. The two story model took five years to construct. The very first visitors were allowed to see the place in 2011. Click to read more.

One of the main tourist destinations in St. Petersburg the State Russian Museum is the third historic landmark in the city. The Museum had the best collection of Russian art. To discover further details keep on reading.