St. Petersburg is Peter the Great's dream city and the northern capital of art. Four days and three nights, between palaces and midnight, you encounter an expensive city.
The Hermitage is a world-class museum, filled with treasures from Leonardo da Vinci to Rembrandt, and even the ceiling is dazzlingly gilded. You can't see it all in one day.
The Amber Hall of the Summer Garden and Catherine Palace have walls made of tons of amber, shimmering with brilliance. The luxury of the imperial village is the Russian version of "Versailles."
On the white nights of June, the sky never gets dark, and visitors along the Neva River stay up all night. When the bridge opens, giant bridges slowly rise to make way for the giant ships—a romance unique to the holy city.
Take a canal cruise through the city, with Baroque facades spreading along the water. This "Venice of the North" brings European elegance to the far north.
Saint-Peters' nobility lies in treating art as the foundation of the nation. When you lose your way in the Winter Palace, you'll understand: some cities are built from gold and genius.
Route fragment
4 days and 3 nights
- Day 1 Winter Palace
- Day 2 Summer Garden, Catherine Palace
- Day 3: White Night, Opening the Bridge
- Day 4 Canal, return trip