Central Saint Petersburg

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Saint Isaac's Cathedral
Great Gostiny Dvor
The Admiralty Tower
Palace Square

Central Saint Petersburg is the central and the leading part of

Fontanka River
to the south and east, but the downtown includes areas outside.

History

The Central Saint Petersburg is the oldest part of the city after the

Summer Palace, which was located just opposite the hut, on the other side of the Neva River, and later he built a Winter Palace
for himself. The central part of the city was supposed to be between the Peter and Paul Fortress and his first house.

Overview

The CBS is an area with many old buildings and has beautiful parks like the Summer Garden, Field of Mars and Mikhailovsky Garden. It is also the wealthiest area in Saint Petersburg, home to luxury hotels like Hotel Astoria and Grand Hotel Europe. It has always been a wealthy district since the rich noble Russians built their mansions here.

Administratively, the Saint Petersburg central business district falls under the authority of Tsentralny and the Admiralteysky Districts.

The CBS is also a main traffic hub, with

Moscow Rail Terminal
.

Streets and squares

Significant streets are

Kazan Cathedral and Anichkov Palace
.

Sadovaya Street is a main street in downtown with high traffic, home to Yusupov Palace, Apraksin Dvor department store, and crossing the Sennaya Square; a main square,[1] with entertainment, commercial and many shops.

St Isaac's Cathedral and Mariinsky Palace, and has a monument dedicated to tsar Nicholas I of Russia
. On the other side of the cathedral is the
Decembrists Square, next to the Admiralty building, and the location of the Bronze Horseman
.

Palace Square is home to the Winter Palace and the Hermitage.

Pushkin monument and is not far from the Church of the Savior on Blood
.

The Theatre Square is home to the world famous Mariinsky Theatre.

See also

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