Strelna is one of the oldest suburbs of St. Petersburg. For a long time, a small village on the shores of the Gulf of Finland led a quiet slow-paced life, but fifteen years ago the Konstantinovsky Palace turned from romantic ruins into a state residence - everyone can visit it if high-level negotiations are not held here.
It is interesting to have look at the wooden palace of Peter I, in which original things were preserved along with the garden. According to the legend, the tsar was the first who planted potatoes on these beds. Vegetables still grow well here.
Car
The distance to Strelna is about 30 kilometers. You need to go along the Petergovskoye Shosse or the Ring Motorway (toll road) for about 45-60 minutes.
Rail transport
Electric trains depart daily from the Baltiysky Station, and reach the destination in half an hour. Ticket price is 47 rubles; traffic interval is a little more than 15 minutes, you can also take Lastochka for 55 rubles. From the railway station you can get to the Konstantinovsky Palace on foot or catch a bus №162 for 55 rubles.
(Photo: Wikipedia)
Bus / minibus
The fare is about 55-120 rubles; traffic interval - 15-25 minutes. You can get to Strelna from:
• Avtovo metro station - buses №200 and №210, tram №36; minibuses №300 and №404; • Prospekt Veteranov metro station - minibus №343 and №639B; • Leninsky Prospekt metro station– minibus №420.
You can check the transport schedule and buy tickets on the Russian Railways official website, on the public urban transport site, or on Yandex.Schedule. Have a nice trip!
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