Petrogradsky District

Culture4.8/5

Peter and Paul Fortress

Step foot in the majestic Peter and Paul Fortress in St Petersburg, Russia. Built in 1703, this iconic landmark is bursting with history and charm. Explore the imposing walls, the stunning cathedral, and don't forget to discover the eerie legends that surround this fortress. Don't miss the chance to snap a postcard-worthy photo in this historical gem!

Culture4.8/5

Peter and Paul Cathedral

This cathedral rises inside Peter and Paul Fortress, its sharp golden spire setting it apart from Russian onion domes. Nearly every Romanov ruler is buried inside, from Peter the Great to Nicholas II.

Culture4.7/5

Cruiser Aurora

Culture4.8/5

Military­-Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineer and Signal Corps

St. Petersburg's artillery museum fills a vast collection with weapons from centuries of Russian history. You can climb on old cannons outside, then find Kalashnikov's designs upstairs.

Culture4.8/5

Sobor Vladimirskoy Ikony Bozhiyey Materi

St. Petersburg’s Vladimir Cathedral fills its Orthodox interior with icons, colored light and richly decorated walls. Its 41-meter bell tower has an observation deck over the district.

Landmark4.1/5

ITMO University

Landmark4.8/5

Aleksandrovskiy Park

St. Petersburg park beside the Peter and Paul Fortress, with shade and monuments among trees. A musician played Mozart on an instrument made from bottles.

Culture4/5

Saint Petersburg Planetarium

This St. Petersburg planetarium projects star maps across a huge spherical screen in darkness. The lobby sells astronaut food in metal tubes.

Culture4.5/5

Dacha Gausval'd

Landmark4.9/5

Palace Square

Landmark4.7/5

Petrograd side

Petrograd side, Bolshoy Prospekt, 100, 504-505, Sankt-Peterburg, offers a captivating blend of historic architecture and vibrant local culture, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic glimpse into Russia's rich heritage.

Culture4.4/5

Kresty Prison

Two red-brick, cross-shaped cellblocks rise at this former St. Petersburg prison, now a museum. From the central watchtower, one guard could see down every corridor.

Eat$$$4.2/5

Пряности & Радости

Restaurant with Russian and European dishes and lounge music. Families have a separate children's room.

Cafe$$4.7/5

Bol'she Kofe

Discover Bol'she Kofe in Park Aleksandrovskiy, where the charming ambiance meets exquisite brews, making it a must-visit for coffee lovers and those seeking a cozy retreat in the heart of Sankt-Peterburg.

Eat4.7/5

Must

Eat4.5/5

Kompaniya

Cafe4.4/5

Verle Garden

This minimalist cafe serves coffee, brunch and desserts beside a park. Its quiet tables and plentiful outlets have people settling in with laptops.

Cafe4.8/5

Coffee Boutique

Eat$$$4.6/5

Sight

Eat$$$4.5/5

Zabyli Sakhar