The Kunstkamera was the first museum in Russia, completed in 1727. The museum is situated on the Universitetskaya Embankment and features a unique collection of over 2 million items and artifacts.

Located in the building of Dostoevsky's last residence in 1881. Explore literary works, manuscripts, and get a glimpse at the famous writer's creative process at this unique museum in St Petersburg.

The largest museum of contemporary art in Russia, Erarta is situated in St. Petersburg. Explore its impressive permanent collection of 2,800 works and intriguing temporary exhibits year-round.

Gazprom Arena is one of Eastern Europe's most visited stadiums, featuring a high-tech, all-weather design. Check out your favorite team play a match, take a tour, or enjoy a concert.

Once a factory along the waterfront, Sevkabel Port has been re-imagined into a cultural hotspot featuring food trucks, creative spaces, and a beautiful promenade with views of the Gulf of Finland.

Trace the geometric plan of the city's oldest park: delightful 18th century Dutch baroque style gardens, dotted with fountains, pavilions and sculptures.

Be totally dazzled by the magnificently restored Shuvalovsky Palace - home to the world's largest collection of Fabergé's pre-revolutionary jewelled pieces.

Plan ahead to make the most of this enormous collection of Western European art: over three million items, only a fraction of which are on display in 360 rooms.