St. Petersburg Things to Do

BKZ Oktyabrsky is one of the premier concert halls of St. Petersburg, that attracts viewers from all across Russia as well as the world. Classical theater thrives here and the hall has witnessed some of the most brilliant perfo... more

Tyytari Park is located a few kilometers from St. Petersburg and is the site of the world famous open-air festival, Global Gathering Russia. This park is one of the most popular holidaying locations among the Russians. Especial... more

Mod is a hip and happening underground club in the city of St. Petersburg that is most popular for its live music events. The club mostly hosts performances by rock bands and rock performers, and occasionally house DJs perform... more

The Point is one of the most popular nightclubs in the city and is much known for the live music events that the it hosts. International performers, bands, DJs and musicians entertain people here and are watched by many. Music... more

Tsokol is reputed for its live music entertainment that specializes in hardcore metal, punk and rock music. Occupying the same space as the former underground club Moloko, Tsokol manages to recreate the electric atmosphere that... more

Zal Ozhidaniya or "Waiting Room" is a great hangout for youngsters. With a capacity for 1000, this hall is an ideal place for concerts. The VIP lounge offers privacy away from the crowds, while the bar has a good range of beers... more

The grounds of this club occupy a considerable territory. In summer you can play tennis, in winter go to the skating ring or hide in the main building. There you can choose between Russian billiards (in the cozy room with firep... more

Jagger Club is a happening place for beer and music. This brewery has a big concert hall that has witnessed some of the best rock n roll shows in town. The hall has excellent acoustics and the superior lighting only adds to the... more

Sergei Kirov was Leningrad's Communist Party boss until his assassination in 1934, which it is largely accepted happened at Stalin's behest. The 'great tyrant' nonetheless used the death to re-invigorate his purges and wipe out... more

The building was formerly the home of Petersburg's most famous ballerina before the Revolution. Subsequently appropriated by the Bolsheviks, it eventually became the museum of the 'Great October Socialist Revolution'. Now conta... more