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Where in St. Petersburg you can buy excursions, except for the Gostiny Dvor?
Where in St. Petersburg you can buy excursions, except for the Gostiny Dvor?
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We were with St. Petersburg in 2010, maybe something has changed, I will help in any way I can. Excursions were taken at the exit from the metro station Nevsky Prospekt (in my opinion this is the Gostiny Dvor), then if you go along Nevsky Prospekt towards the Moscow Station, along the Passage shopping center, there was another tour desk. We took a sightseeing tour of the city at the Moscow railway station, if you go through the waiting rooms towards the exit to Ligovsky Prospekt (maybe they have other excursions, we didn’t pay attention, or they will tell you where else there are points). Sailing on a boat along the Neva and canals was taken at the pier, if you go along the Griboedov Canal towards the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, further behind the temple. For the nightly drawing of the bridges, they bought an excursion to the pier behind the Hermitage, in the area of the Palace Bridge. I advise you to go to Peterhof to the fountains on your own, to the Avtovo metro station, then by bus or minibus, then it’s not far from the stop, tickets are sold at the box office (queues), you need to go early, you can from St. Petersburg on the Meteor boat, but expensive.
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answered 8 years ago
On a tour of Peterhof, a lot of time was spent standing in line to inspect the palace and the guide does not lead to all the fountains. It was not allowed to take pictures in the palace (if there are still palaces and a hermitage in the plans, then this one can be skipped), so if you go yourself, then take, if possible, a ticket only for visiting the park and a map of the location of the fountains, it’s nice to slowly walk around the whole park, but about fountains, read some information on the Internet before the trip (you won’t learn more from the guide), the park is open until 18, you should probably leave earlier (fewer people on the way back). We went there on a guided tour, and then those who wished were allowed to stay and get to St. Petersburg on their own, which we did.
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answered 8 years ago
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