St. Petersburg’s most famous attraction is undoubtedly The Hermitage, in the Winter Palace. This worldrenowned sight is one of the epicentres of classical art, hosting millions of pieces from across the world and through eras. Drink in even more culture at the ballet in the magnificent Mariinsky Theater. Take in the opulence that was imperial Russia at the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, an ornately decorated edifice perched on a canal. The Kazan Cathedral is an imposing testament to the grandeur of the city with its soaring columns. Imagine the military might of the time as you walk the walls of Peter and Paul Fortress, which houses a church where many of Tzars are buried. At the end of the day board a ferry and sail one of the many canals and let some of the most impressive buildings in Europe pass you by.
Flights to St. Petersburg
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TRAVEL GUIDE – ST. PETERSBURG
There are few cities that can challenge St. Petersburg’s sheer amount of culture, history and magnificence. It’s a city bristling with world-famous museums and galleries, overflowing with culture and drenched in history going back centuries. For the visitor seeking culture, this is the place to be. Yet it has an emerging modern edge to cater to the newage traveller. The Finnair travel guide to St. Petersburg is your guide to the ‘Venice of the north’.
Pulkovo Airport (LED)
The airport is located 15 km south of St. Petersburg.
- Finnair flights: Terminal 1
- Check-in opens 2 hours before departure
- Check-in closes 45 minutes before departure
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