St. Petersburg Vacation Packages 2025

Popular places to visit

Hermitage featuring heritage architecture and a garden

State Hermitage Museum

5/5(273 reviews)

You can study the exhibits at State Hermitage Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your trip to St. Petersburg. Experience the area's fascinating museums and acclaimed theater scene.

Church of the Savior on the Spilled Blood which includes heritage architecture

Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood

4.5/5(221 reviews)

Learn about the local history of St. Petersburg with a stop at Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene and entertainment choices.

St. Isaac's Cathedral

5/5(210 reviews)

Find out about the history of St. Petersburg with a stop at St. Isaac's Cathedral. Discover the area's fascinating museums and shops.

St. Petersburg Vacations

Founded in May of 1703 by Peter the Great, Saint Petersburg, Russia was the monarchy's capital for more than 200 years. Still the cultural hub of the country, museums and theaters host period pieces, operatic performances, and ballets. All-inclusive vacations to St Petersburg will ensure you see all there is to see while doing so fully rested from your stay at one of the many accommodating St Petersburg hotels.

Major Attractions in Saint Petersburg

The architecture of the period is so inspired that, of the numerous things to do in this beautiful Russian city, the highest rated are the church tours. St. Isaac's Cathedral, Catherine Palace and Park, and Church of the Savior on Blood are the highlights of any St Petersburg vacation packages. The Grand Palace and Palace Square are two noteworthy visitor spots that should not be missed. St Petersburg package deals will incorporate this and much more on your vacation to this historical place. If you desire to incorporate any day trips into your itinerary, you may want to seek St Petersburg car rentals.

Saint Petersburg Annual Events

Many of the festivals and events in this city are art- or music-centered. From May through August of every year, St Petersburg hosts the annual Sand Sculpture Festival which highlights sculptures of various characters from Russian fairy tales. In 2015, the 23rd annual International Music Festival hosted "Stars of the White Nights." The dedication was in honor of Tchaikovsky's 175th anniversary. Every August sees the celebration of the City Music and Arts Festival showcasing electronic music and pieces of contemporary art from both local artists and those from around the world.

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Where to stay in St. Petersburg: Best areas for travelers

Tsentralny: This is an amazing place for sightseeing, with top attractions like Kazan Cathedral and Palace Square located here. When you've checked them off your list, get a cozy night's sleep at the NEO on Nevsky, the Hotel Pastel on Nevskiy 82 or the Hotel Adeliya.
Nevsky Prospekt: There's always something new to discover in this neighborhood. Start your day with a visit to Kazan Cathedral and go with the flow from there! A comfy place to consider in this neighborhood is the NEO on Nevsky. The Hotel GoodNight and the Hotel Liteyniy Dvor are also favored by vacationers to the area.
Admiralteyskiy: Welcoming hotels such as the AZIMUT Hotel St. Petersburg, the Carat Inn and the Alexander House are just one reason to stay in this neighborhood. But St. Isaac's Cathedral, one of the area's most famous attractions, is what really attracts the crowds. Base yourself here and check it off your bucket list.
Vladimirskiy: Settle into this popular neighborhood and have Russian State Museum of the Arctic and Antarctic, Dostoyevsky Museum and Vladimirskaya Church on your doorstep. The Aristocrat Boutique Hotel Dostoevsky, the Guest rooms Dostoevskogo and the Boutique Hotel Akhilles i Cherepakha are a few options to curl up at night in this part of town.
Smol'Ninskoe: One of the great advantages to basing yourself in this neighborhood is that there's so much to keep you occupied. Map out a route and spend a day exploring main attractions like Tauride Palace, Bolsheokhtinsky Bridge and Oktyabrskiy Big Concert Hall. When you've crossed them all off your list, get some rest at the Diplomat hotel, the Severnyy or the 4 Parts of the World.