The Admiralteysky district in St. Petersburg is one of the oldest and historically significant districts of the city. There are many cultural sites, palace complexes and estates, theaters and museums concentrated here.
What significant sights are located in the Admiralteysky district of St. Petersburg near the Theatre Square Hotel and what else this part of the city is famous for – we tell you in the article.
The Admiralteysky district is an ideal option for those who want to live in the center, but not overpay for the hotel's location.
There are also many hotels to suit every taste and budget: from simple hostels to luxury star hotels.
If you have booked a room at the Teatralnaya Ploshchad hotel, then you will have walking distance to the main locations of the city, beautiful views and first-class service.
1. The Mariinsky Theater is a world-famous opera and ballet theater, founded in 1783 and is one of the most prestigious in Russia. Known for its outstanding productions and renowned artists.
2. Monplaisir is a fairly young theater in St. Petersburg, where one-man performances are staged by actor and director Igor Larin.
3. Theater of Rains, so named after the most popular atmospheric phenomenon in St. Petersburg. Russian classics and foreign authors are staged here.
We are sure you are already familiar with the Hermitage. Therefore, we invite you to visit one of the non-classical museums in this part of the city:
1. The Museum of Railway Transport is the largest technology park that tells the history of the development of railways in Russia.
2. St. Petersburg Artist - a museum where works of Leningrad artists of the 20th century are collected. People come here for inspiration and to find like-minded people.
3. Museum of the History of Candles - here you will learn everything about candles: their history, cooking methods and aroma additives.
1. Yusupov Palace on the Moika - a building with an elegant facade, a landscaped garden and several outbuildings. Served as a city residence for an eminent noble family.
2. Palace of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich and Princess M.V. Vorontsova is located directly opposite New Holland on the embankment of the Moika River.
The Admiralteysky district of St. Petersburg is a real cultural wealth and a place of attraction for lovers of history, art and museums. A visit to these unique places will allow you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the great Russian capital and learn a lot of interesting and surprising things about its history and heritage.
Choose the Theatre Square Hotel in the Admiralteysky district of St. Petersburg, surrounded by pre-revolutionary architecture and within walking distance of the city's main attractions.
