St Petersburg Port Shuttles

Along the banks of the Gulf of Finland, Russia’s vibrant city of St Petersburg is an exceptional place to take hold of the day, not only through the rarely seen lushness of northwest Russia but an array of colorful architecture throughout the building. Bordering east European nations like Estonia, Finland and Latvia, guests can instantly discover a unique corner of the nation filled with old forts and castles. As the country’s second-largest city, getting around is easy to do with public transfers including various ferries departing from the nearby MOBY SPL St. Peter Line Ferry Terminal, underground trips from the Primorskaya Subway Station, and the Baltic Station’s above-ground train ride. Reserve a private vehicle like modest sedans or spacious SUVs to see various hidden corners with freedom, also considering meet-and-greet services for the chance to enjoy drop offs at any given point, whether that means looking forward to luxury lifts via limousine or the city’s best river-island getaways from the perspective of local personal driver.

See full-scale St Petersburg with a tour of the city’s best landmarks, first looking forward to the cruise ship terminal’s on-site access to the Vasilyevsky Island. Along the lone isle are various art exhibits that include Erarta’s oasis for modern art as well as the likewise creations of ArtMuza - and along the eastern edge of the island is the most fascinating of all, Kunstkamera, home to vast anthropology and ethnography exhibits of ancient Russia’s history. Travel towards the mainland for a look into downtown’s historic architecture, looking forward to the oldest modern city foundings at the Peter and Paul Fortress from the 16th century, afterward admiring the local polar bear community at the scenic Leningradsky Zoopark. By the end of the evening, have dinner somewhere special on Vasilyevsky Island, from the celebrated Italian just beside the port’s subway station at Marchellis to colorful sushi rolls from Tokyo City.