





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.
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.
Trace the geometric plan of the city's oldest park: delightful 18th century Dutch baroque style gardens, dotted with fountains, pavilions and sculptures.
Smol'nyy Cathedral is a splendid 18th-century Baroque building, located near the Neva river. Visitors can enjoy a guided audio tour and panoramic city views from the observation platform.
The grandiose Saint Michael's Castle was constructed as a residence for Emperor Paul I of Russia at the turn of the 19th century. Take a tour of the different facades and castle grounds and admire the magnificent architectural designs.