How many days to rent a hotel in St. Petersburg? Excursion routes for 3, 7 and 14 days in the northern capital

How many days to rent a hotel in St. Petersburg? Excursion routes for 3, 7 and 14 days in the northern capital

Are you planning a trip to St. Petersburg and can’t decide how many days to devote to the northern capital? 3, 7 or 14 – each option will give you vivid impressions and unforgettable emotions, and will help you see the city from different angles.


St. Petersburg Express: rent a hotel in the center of St. Petersburg and what to see in 3 days

3 days is an ideal option for a first acquaintance with the city, an opportunity to see the most iconic places and create a general idea of ​​its majestic beauty.


Day 1: immersion in history.


Start with the Hermitage, devoting at least 3-4 hours to it. Stroll along Palace Square, take a photo at the Alexander Column and admire the Winter Palace. Spend the evening on Nevsky Prospekt, the city's main artery.


Day 2: imperial greatness.


Visit the Peter and Paul Fortress, symbol of the birth of the city, and St. Isaac's Cathedral, striking in its grandeur. Take a waterbus ride along the canals and rivers to see the city from the water.


Day 3: artistic mood.


Visit the Russian Museum, where you can get acquainted with the masterpieces of Russian painting. Take a stroll through the Summer Garden, one of Russia's first regular parks. In the evening, go to a performance in one of the famous St. Petersburg theaters.


A week in St. Petersburg: rent a hotel for 7 days for a deeper dive

7 days is an opportunity to leisurely enjoy the beauty and atmosphere of the city, wander its streets, discover new places and visit interesting museums.


Days 1-3: Follow the route from the previous point.


Day 4: Tsarskoe Selo.


Take a tour of Tsarskoe Selo, the former residence of the Russian emperors. Visit the Catherine Palace with its famous Amber Room and stroll through the picturesque park.


Day 5: Peterhof.


Another imperial residence, Peterhof, amazes with its beauty and grandeur. Be sure to visit the Lower Park with its famous fountains.


Day 6: museums to choose from.


St. Petersburg is famous for its museums. Choose those that interest you: the Kunstkamera, the Museum of Political History of Russia, the Artillery Museum, the Ethnographic Museum and many others.


Day 7: walk to non-tourist places.


Discover non-tourist St. Petersburg: stroll along the quiet streets of the Petrogradskaya side, visit one of the city markets, try local food in an authentic cafe.


Two weeks in the rhythm of St. Petersburg: rent a hotel for 14 days for complete immersion

14 days is an opportunity to see St. Petersburg in all its glory, fully enjoy its atmosphere, visit not only iconic places, but also discover new, unexplored corners of the city.


Days 1-7: Follow the route from the previous point


Days 8-14:


  1. Journey into the past: visit one of the palace and park ensembles of the Leningrad region: Gatchina, Oranienbaum.
  2. Cultural program: go to a ballet or opera at the Mariinsky or Mikhailovsky Theater, attend a concert at the Philharmonic.
  3. Gastronomic discoveries: try St. Petersburg cuisine in one of the city’s authentic restaurants.
  4. Nightlife: St. Petersburg is beautiful even at night. Stroll along the embankments, open bridges, visit one of the nightclubs or bars.


Remember that these are just approximate routes that you can adjust depending on your interests and preferences.


The main thing is to quickly book a room at the Theatre Square Hotel and enjoy your trip to St. Petersburg!