Attraction Tickets in St Petersburg

Peter and Paul Fortress, the city's original citadel, is the oldest landmark in St. Petersburg. Its cathedral holds the remains of every Russian Emperor and Empress. The site attracts many visitors daily but you can guarantee your entrance, and avoid waiting in lines, by pre-booking your admission ticket.

Gatchina Palace and Park Admission Ticket

Summer Palace of Peter I Admission Ticket

The State Russian Museum is home to the largest collection of Russian fine art in St. Petersburg. It's a popular attraction, so guarantee your entrance to the museum by pre-booking your admission ticket. Your ticket offers the freedom to choose a time to visit that suits your schedule and to explore the vast collection of art "” from ancient icons to avant-garde paintings "” at leisure.

St. Petersburg's Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood is one of Russia's top sights. Built on the spot where Alexander II was fatally wounded in 1881, the church took its name from the event. The church draws many visitors daily but you can guarantee your entrance by pre-booking your admission ticket.

St. Isaac's Cathedral is St. Peterburg's largest Russian Orthodox cathedral and one of Russia's greatest works of architecture. The cathedral draws many visitors but you can ensure your entrance by pre-booking this admission ticket. Once inside, you can explore the site, with its mosaics and paintings, at your leisure.

St. Petersburg's Faberge Museum is one of Russia's top attractions. Guarantee your entrance and skip the long ticket lines by pre-booking your admission ticket. Explore masterpieces of jewelry and artistry as you tour the museum's 4,000 exhibits spread through in 12 opulent galleries.

Save time waiting in line with this prepaid ticket to the Stroganov Palace. Use your valuable vacation time to proceed directly inside and start exploring the late baroque palace, dating from the 18th century and filled with antiques, art, and historical displays. Explore at your own pace on a self-guided tour.

Visit the apartments of acclaimed Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky. Having lived in the same building as a young man, Dostoevsky moved back with his family later in his life to live out his final years. The museum is divided into two sections, the first follows his early life and the second is dedicated to what is considered his mature period.

Located along the Moika River in St Petersburg, the magnificent Yusupov Palace is the former residence of Prince Felix Yusupov and the site of Grigory Rasputin's notorious murder. This admission ticket lets you visit at a time that suits you and spend as long as you like exploring the historic building and admiring the 19th-century interiors.

Mikhailovsky Castle is the lavish former residence of Emperor Paul I and is now home to the Portrait Gallery of the State Russian Museum. This admission ticket lets you visit at a time that suits you and spend as long as you like exploring the permanent exhibitions. Highlights include portraits pf Russian rulers, dignitaries, and celebrities dating from the 12th century to the early 20th century.

Catherine Park in Pushkin Admission Ticket

Visit the home of beloved Russian poet, Alexander Pushkin. The writer of "Eugene Onegin," "The Bronze Horseman" and "The Queen of Spades" lived in these apartments in 1836 and died there in 1837 after suffering a fatal blow in a duel. The lodging of the celebrated poet was preserved almost immediately following his death, so visitors today get a very accurate look at what the space was like when he was living there.