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List Of Most Popular St. Petersburg Museums With Ticket Information And Opening Hours

12.02.2020

We’ve made up a list of museums you’re most likely to visit during your stay in St. Petersburg. Schedule, price, nothing unnecessary. The list is regularly updated. Some Important Notes To The List — many museums have a lot of branches. For example, the Hermitage has a few, so we took only the most popular. In case of the Hermitage, it’s...

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Visit to The Hermitage Museum: Tickets, Tips, What To See

09.01.2020

The biggest. The greatest. The best. The Hermitage. You may skip the raising bridges’ show and even the Amber room in the Catherine’s palace, but the absence of the Hermitage in your St. Petersburg itinerary will make you come back here since your friends and relatives will hardly understand you if you wouldn’t visit Russian museum the...

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art , exhibition , free time , Hermitage , I don't speak Russian , museum , palaces , Russian life

Visiting Rules For The Catherine Palace

10.08.2019

Rules for visitors who come to the Catherine Palace at the Tsarskoe Selo (town of Pushkin) eager to see the famous Amber Room and other beautiful premises don’t differ much from the ones accepted at other great museums around the world. What makes these rules special is that missing them may result into a mess and less comfort during overcrowded high...

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Amber room , I don't speak Russian , museum , palaces , suburbs , taboos

View From The Colonnade Of The St. Isaac’s Cathedral

11.01.2019

The colonnade of the St. Isaac’s Cathedral is the best viewing point in central St. Petersburg. 43 meters high above the downtown provide a 360-degree-panorama with major landmarks and marvelous landscapes below. It’s also accessible for disabled people. Read our guide and recommendations carefully before visiting as there are things you should...

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churches , free time , places of interest

Coffee Museum In Saint Petersburg

07.09.2017

John Lennon’s favorite coffee, a coffee maker similar to that of Ludwig van Beethoven, where the most expensive coffee in the world comes from, why the Turkish clergy called the drink “devil’s black blood”, and how to distinguish Arabica from Robusta – after visiting the Museum, you can easily write a term paper about coffee. It is a pity...

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cafes , eat and drink , museum , places of interest

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