Senate Square
Description:
Senate Square is one of the oldest squares of St. Petersburg. It is printed on many brochures for tourists. From different sides behind the monument to Peter I you can see beautiful pictures of nature, which captivate the eyes of people. You can take a closer look and see the wonderful St. Isaac’s Cathedral and the Admiralty Corps and the spire of its main tower. You can look at the Neva and plenty to look at Vasilievsky and Hare Island.
You can get to the square by 22, 27, 3 buses and trolleybus No. 5, as well as by metro: to the Nevsky Prospekt station, and then walk to the Admiralty and turn left.
