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How to survive winter in Saint Petersburg: Advice from the locals

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Our relationship with Russia has never been simple. Especially with Saint Petersburg. When I Valeriia was a teenager, I spent a year living in Russian city of culture. As you may understand, being a 13 y. Being back there as a tourist and adult is a completely different thing. Normally, tourists come to Petersburg in summer to see the white nights and to contemplate the bridges opening over Neva. But we are not simple tourists, are we? We want to experience Petersburg as it usually is, which means — with pouring rain, disgusting humidity and grey sky due to the pollution. Off-tourist season — what can be better? Cheaper hotels, less queues, less traffic. And so on and so forth. But majority of theaters that attract audience of all age are normally closed in summer. Do you want to enjoy the ballet as if you are a character of Anna Karenina? Please, do go to the theater in winter. Start with Nevskiy Prospekt. Just stroll along this large avenue gazing in the shops windows. And mind, that all Russian best authors had had their walk here long time ago. Pass near Gostiniy Dvor — a complex of various commercial spots. They have greatly changed since the 18th century, like everywhere else. And Kazan Cathedral itself…. Want to see more snow? Walk a bit further to Yusupov Palace — at least in its garden the snow can be…white. Come back to Nevskiy Prospekt walking along the canals. Depending on the day, it might be even frozen! Time to pass by the Hermitage. If you just want to make a tick on your list — go ahead. If your life equals art — spend there a day. By the way, the price if you are citizen of RF is lower, consider obtaining a Russian passport before visiting SPb. So if you want to take the most of your day, at So if you have any more time left — go straight to the Church of the Savior on Blood. Beautiful name, beautiful place. Or come back to Dom Knigi and spend the rest of your life book-shopping. What about a walk to the other side? Gorgeous Neva , gorgeous quays. Peter and Paul fortress. If you have enough of inspiration — walk till the Kreyser Avrora. Unfortunately, we were unlucky to be there while this symbol of October Revolution had been away for reparation. Those who are keen on Russian long and fascinating history, know, that at the day of revolution, a shot from Avrora served as a signal to attack the Winter Palace. Those who are not keen on history — watch Disney cartoon Anastasia which has nothing in common with the real history lol. Then take metro and go straight to the station Avtovo. You have surely noticed how magnificent Russian underground is! Still, the absence of the tourists is guaranteed, and what is even more surprising — the moment you get out of Petersburg, the sky… becomes blue again! Or… Sushi. In Eastern Europe we are crazy about sushi, so enjoying Japanese cuisine is also kinda authentic. Learn to read the Cyrillic alphabet. However, it would be much more helpful to be able to read the signs. Bring an umbrella. Get a Russian-speaking CouchSurfing buddy. Petersburg has a large community of lovely people who will show you around and gladly help to avoid the tricks played on foreigners. No joking, once I witnessed an ice-cream sold to a foreigner more expensive than its actual price. Check out: What is CouchSurfing? Warm Showers? In fact, we have nothing against anyone and even behind sharp sometimes, sadly, impolite behavior we are as willing to help as everywhere else. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Why Saint Petersburg is better in winter? So if you have a weekend in Saint-Petersburg, here is what you can do. Day 1. Where to spend the evening? Day 2. Where to eat? Pin it! More About Russia. Russia Blog Page. Leave A Comment Cancel reply Comment. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.

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