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Where to stay in St. Petersburg

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Kazan Cathedral showing heritage architecture and a church or cathedral

St. Petersburg City Centre

Interesting museums, cozy cafes and churches are just a few top things to explore in St. Petersburg City Centre. A visit to Alexandrinsky Theatre or Catherine the Great Monument might round out your trip, and you can jump aboard the metro at Gostiny Dvor Station or Dostoyevskaya Station to get around town.
May 2011 Chesme church is a fine neogothic monument in St. Petersburg built in 1780 by arch. Yury Felten for the Russian Empress Catherine II. on the way to her beloved Tsarskoye Selo residence. This church and near palace was built to commemorate the Russian victory over Turkish forces in 1770 in Chesme Bay in Aegean Sea. The neighbouring palace served also as home for soldiers wounded in that war. Today near Moskovskaya metro station and part of the city (built in Stalin' time) and a Russian Orthodox Church sice 1991. In pink-red and white and with vertical structures and quatrefoil (four leaves like clover) layout it is very original reflecting the anglomania fashion of the Empress and the Turkish exoticism. Rasputin coffin was here in 1916 before its burial in Tsarskoye Selo.
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Moskovskiy

Moskovskiy is well-liked for its breweries and churches. If you're hoping to get in some sightseeing, Victory Square and Heroic Defenders of Leningrad Monument are top spots, and you can jump on the metro at Zvyozdnaya Station or Moskovskaya Station to get around.
Alexander Nevsky Lavra featuring a garden and heritage architecture as well as a small group of people

Tsentralny

Consider a visit to Anichkov Bridge and take some time to enjoy the interesting museums during your time in Tsentralny. If you want to see more of the city, jump on the metro at Mayakovskaya Station or Dostoyevskaya Station.
Nevskiy Prospekt which includes a city and night scenes

Nevsky Prospekt

Walk one of Russia’s most famous streets and take in the sights and sounds of central St. Petersburg.
Trinity Cathedral which includes heritage architecture

Admiralteyskiy

Spend some time visiting places like St. Nicholas' Naval Cathedral while getting to know Admiralteyskiy, and be sure to check out the cozy coffeehouses. You can hop aboard the metro at Frunzenskaya Station or Tekhnologichesky Institut Station to see more of the area.

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Low angle view of Alexander column in front of the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia

State Hermitage Museum

4.7/5 (1,071 reviews)
Immerse yourself in a collection of prehistoric artifacts, Middle Eastern jewelry and European art that spans 6,000 years in one of the world’s oldest museums.
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Saint Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg

St. Isaac's Cathedral

4.6/5 (1,084 reviews)
This cathedral has a commanding position in the St. Petersburg cityscape and the views from it are just as stunning as its decadent interior.
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St. Petersburg and related destinations

The grand Hermitage Museum houses over three million masterpieces while the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood dazzles with colourful mosaics. Take a boat tour along the city's canals to see ornate palaces, then visit Peterhof Palace in Petergof for its spectacular golden fountains.

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Frequently asked questions

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in St. Petersburg, will I receive a refund?
Yes, the majority of hotel reservations are refundable if you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before check in. If you booked a non-refundable reservation, you might be able to cancel it and receive a refund within 24 hours of booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in St. Petersburg.
What's the best neigborhood in St. Petersburg for seeing the sights?
Vsevolozhsky District is one of the best areas of the city for sightseeing so enjoy the local sights like Lake Ladoga while you're exploring the neighborhood.
How is it to stay in St. Petersburg?
History buffs will enjoy exploring St. Petersburg, and visitors give high marks for the fascinating museums, popular theater scene, and cathedral. This city also attracts tourists with its entertainment choices and cafes. In St. Petersburg, there are 1633 hotels and other accommodations to choose from. Find out more about St. Petersburg.
What should I do while I'm visiting St. Petersburg?
Known for its museums and theaters, cultural venues include Arkady Raykin Variety Theater, Pushkin Flat-Museum, and Cigar Museum. Attractions like Planetarium 1, Cruiser Aurora, and C-189 Submarine Museum are fun for kids of all ages. The cathedral and historic sites are notable and landmarks include Alexander Column, Palace Square, and State Hermitage Museum. Check out what more to see and do in Expedia's St. Petersburg guide.
How can I get around St. Petersburg?
Nearby metro stations include Admiralteyskaya Station, Nevsky Prospekt Station, and Gostiny Dvor Station. If you want to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car in St. Petersburg for your journey.
What's the weather like in St. Petersburg?
The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 60°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 24°F. The snowiest months in St. Petersburg are January, December, November, and February, with each month seeing an average of 13 inches of snowfall.

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