Kid Friendly in St. Petersburg
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A great city to explore on foot, St. Petersburg is made up of dozens of islands and hundreds of bridges, many with their own unique name, structure, and tradition. With a wide selection of landmarks, museums, and other sights that are appropriate for all ages, everyone in the family can enjoy every minute of a vacation in this beautiful city.
Author: JennyMM
Day 1 - St. Petersburg
The Corinthia Nevskij Palace hotel is perfect for families. Its central location allows for an easy walk to many nearby landmarks, and it offers a kid-friendly Sunday brunch, a children's playroom, and babysitting if Mom and Dad want to enjoy a dinner out alone. Begin your exploration of the city just yards outside the hotel with a walk down Nevskij Prospekt, the main city street in St. Petersburg. A little ways south of downtown is the Lion Bridge, as well as the St. Petersburg Conservatory and the Mariinsky Theater, the site of beautiful ballets which may be enjoyable for older children. If ballet isn't an activity of choice, the Zoological Museum is just across the Palace Bridge to the north, and is fascinating for people of all ages. Anytime a snack is needed, blini can be found in small cafes everywhere, and Teremok (downtown) has fast and yummy ones.
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Nevskij prospect 57
191025 St. Petersburg, Russia
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7 812 3802001
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Nevsky Prospekt
St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
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Teatral'naia Ploshchad'
(crossing Canal Griboedova)
19 St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
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+7 812 576 6094
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Universitetskaia Naberezhnaia, 1
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 328 0112
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Teatral'naia Ploshchad', 3
Rimsky-Korsakov St.Petersburg State Conservatory
190000 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 314 9693
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Vladimirsky Pr. 5
Metro Vladimirskaya or Dostoevskaya
St. Petersburg, Russia
Day 2 - St. Petersburg
At the western end of Nevskii Prospekt is the Admiralty and a number of landmarks in very close proximity, including the onion-domed Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, the Alexander palace and column monument, St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Winter Palace, the Mariinsky Palace, and the Bronze Horseman. Spend a full morning exploring this historical part of the city. Back in the city, have a hearty Italian feast just north of Nevskii Prospekt at Mama Roma.
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Naberezhnaia Kanala Gribeodova, 2b
Embankment of the Griboyedov Canal
190011 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 315 1636
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Dvortsovaia Ploshchad'
St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
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+7 812 576 7123(Tourist Information)
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Dvortsovaia naberezhnaia, 34
(entrance to Hermitage museum)
191186 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Isaakievskaia Ploshchad', 4
Isaakevskaya Ploshchad
190000 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 315 9732
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Isaakievskaia Ploshchad'
190000 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 576 6094
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Ploschad Dekabristov
190 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 576 6094
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Aleksandrovskii park, 1
197198 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 232 8260
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Karavannaya Ulitsa, 3/35
189963 St. Petersburg, Russia
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7 812 314 0347
Day 3 - St. Petersburg
The Doll Museum, northwest of downtown, has something for everyone, with a huge collection of dolls, folk toys, and toy soldiers. After, take the metro north of the city center to Krestovsky Ostrov, an island with swimming, amusement parks, and lots of other activities for enjoyment. Back in the city, have dinner at Krokodil, a small, unique, and fun Russian/European restaurant down the street from the Bronze Horseman.
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Kamskaya Ulitsa, 8
199048 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 327 7224
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Krestovsky Ostrov (Metro Krestovsky Ostrov)
St. Petersburg, Russia
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Galernaia ulitsa, 18
St. Petersburg, Russia
Day 4 - St. Petersburg
An interesting sight for boat-lovers is the Cruiser Aurora, the oldest commissioned ship in the Russian Navy which is now a fascinating museum. A lovely afternoon can be spend on a boat on the Neva (Newa) River, where you'll pass a number of beautiful landmarks such as the Peter and Paul Fortress & Cathedral and the Summer and Tauride Gardens, as well as a number of stately bridges. Fill up with pizza for dinner at Il Patio.
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Petrogradskaia Naberezhnaia, 4
197046 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 230 8440
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Chernyshevskaya and Chaikovskogo UL
190100 St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
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+7 812 576 6094
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Petropavlovskaia Krepost' 3
197046 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Petropavlovskaia Krepost', 3
197046 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 238 4540/ +7 812 230 6431
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Letnii Sad
Entrance from Kutuzov Embankment (Naberezhnya Kutuzova) or Panteleimon Bridge (Panteleimonovsky Most)
191186 St. Petersburg, Russia
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+7 812 314 0374
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Nevskii Prospekt, 30
190000 St. Petersburg, Russia
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7 812 314 8215