Palace Square is one of Saint Petersburg’s most famous landmarks and is easily accessible by various means of transportation.
Travelers coming from afar will likely arrive via the Pulkovo Airport (LED), which is the main airport for Saint Petersburg. From there, you can:
If you are arriving from other Russian cities or from destinations in Europe, such as Helsinki or Tallinn, the central railway station in Saint Petersburg is Moskovsky Railway Station. From there you can:
Saint Petersburg has a well-developed bus system with several stations around the city. The closest bus station to Palace Square is at "Nevsky Prospekt".
Those who are driving should head for the city center, following signs for "центр" (center) and then for the Hermitage Museum or Winter Palace. Keep in mind that parking can be challenging and you might have to park at a distance and walk to Palace Square.
Central Saint Petersburg is best explored on foot, and Palace Square is within walking distance from many central attractions such as the State Hermitage Museum, the Church of the Savior on Blood, and the Kazan Cathedral.
Remember that traffic can be dense and finding parking spots is difficult. Walking or using public transport is often more convenient.
Renting a bicycle might be an option during the warmer months. However, Saint Petersburg is not known for its bike-friendly infrastructure, so be cautious if you choose this mode of transportation.
Address: Palace Square, Saint Petersburg, Russia
GPS Coordinates: 59.9390° N, 30.3158° E