Autumn in Saint Petersburg

Summer is the favorite tourist season in St. Petersburg. The weather is warm, you can take long walks, and of course, see the famous charming white nights. There is also something to do in autumn. At this time, the new theatrical season starts, and many exhibitions and events take place.
During the rainy days, it is worth visiting the major museums of the city such as the State Hermitage and the State Russian Museum. There you can spend the whole day. Every visitor can find interesting exhibits, ranging from paintings by Shishkin, Aivazovsky, and the interiors of the Palace, to the Egyptian sarcophagi and art of the Far East and Central Asia.
Modern art lovers can visit the loft project “Etazhi”, the Art center “Pushkinskaya 10” and “Erarta”. These places attract the attention by the opportunity to diversify the trip to the Museum by interesting events. For example, in “Erarta”, visitors will find concerts, cinema, festivals, master classes, lectures, and performances.
In the art center “Pushkinskaya 10” you can listen to local performers of experimental music, and feel the creative atmosphere of St. Petersburg with the help of local bar. In “Etazhi”, you may also find exhibitions and concerts, as well as some festivals. Moreover, space is full of designer shops and stalls, as well as plenty of cafes for every taste.
In St. Petersburg, there is a special place where adults and children, tourists and locals will spend time with equal pleasure. This is “Grand Maket Russia”, an interactive copy of the country in miniature. Here you can see not only the architectural and natural beauty of Russia, but also to watch how trains, planes take off and land, and the day gives way to night.
Of course, not all corners of the country could fit into the miniature, but the most important are here. Hence, out of St. Petersburg sights you can find the Peter and Paul fortress, the Spit of Vasilevsky island, University embankment and even the small “City Tour” double-deckers. Do not forget about our special offer which implies mutual discounts on tickets to this Museum!