State Complex "Palace of Congresses" (Konstantinovsky Palace)

The State Complex “Palace of Congresses” was established in 2001 by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin on the basis of the Konstantinovsky Palace and Park Ensemble (the historical residence of the Grand Dukes of the Romanovs).

The complex is located in Strelna in a historical park area on the picturesque coast of the Gulf of Finland on two hundred hectares and includes: the magnificent Constantine Palace, the Lower and Upper Parks, located on Petrovsky Island Pavilion of Negotiations, a modern Press Center, a five-star hotel "Baltic Star", 20 two-storey cottages "Consular Village", Stables and Excursion Bureau.

The Konstantinovsky Palace is open for visits with excursions, and the whole complex is rightfully considered one of the most prestigious places for events of any level. All halls of the complex are equipped with the latest technology. The Palace of Congress has convenient transport links to the airport and the city center: guests can use helicopters, yachts and meteors.

During its recent history, the “Palace of Congresses” has more than once become a platform for such large-scale events as the Russia-EU Summit, the meeting of the heads of state and government of the “Group of Eight”, an unprecedented event – the summit of the leaders of the “Group of Twenty”, the draw for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.