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Petrogradka, Saint Petersburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Petrogradka is the Petrograd Side of Saint Petersburg, an island district of grand apartment houses around the Kamennoostrovsky bridge.
About Petrogradka
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Where to stay in Petrogradka
How the choice of base plays out on the ground.
Petrogradka makes a strong base for visitors who want island streets a short bridge from the centre of Saint Petersburg. The district is lined with grand apartment houses like the Benois House and the Rosenstein house, and the Kamennoostrovsky bridge and Lopukhinsky Garden put water and greenery within reach. Bridges do the linking.
If you would rather stay among its apartment-house facades and small museums, from the Saint Petersburg Toy Museum to the Freud Dream's Museum, than in the palace core, this island quarter keeps you close to everything.
Things to do in and around Saint Petersburg
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Museums & Galleries
2- Freud Dream's Museum
- Museum of gramophones and phonographs (St. Petersburg)
Churches & Religious Sites
1- Our Lady of the Joy of all who sorrow, St Petersburg Heritage
Castles & Historic Sites
3- Kamenny Island Palace Heritage
- Памятник А. С. Попову Heritage
- Monument to Nizami Ganjavi in Saint Petersburg
Parks & Gardens
1- Lopukhinsky Garden Heritage
Landmarks & Notable Places
8- Benois House Heritage
- Ioannovsky Convent Heritage
- Rosenstein house Heritage
- Imperial Alexander Lyceum Heritage
- Red Banner Textile Factory Heritage
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- House of Emir of Bukhara Heritage
- Dacha of V.V. Dolgorukov (Prince P.G.Oldenburgsky) Heritage
- First Apartment house of Lensovet Heritage
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About Petrogradka
What are the main landmarks in Petrogradka?
Petrogradka is a museum of early-twentieth-century architecture. The Benois House, the Rosenstein house and the Putilova house line its avenues, while the House of Emir of Bukhara and the Voeykova Apartment House add flourish along Chkalovsky Prospekt. Faith and learning share the streets.
The Ioannovsky Convent and Saint Matthew's Church stand among the blocks, near the Imperial Alexander Lyceum and the Leonhard Euler International Mathematical Institute, and small museums such as the Saint Petersburg Toy Museum and the Freud Dream's Museum fill the quarter.
What is the history of Petrogradka?
Petrogradka took its present shape as Saint Petersburg spread onto the Petrograd Side islands. Apartment houses rose block by block, among them the Benois House, the Putilova house and the First Apartment house of Lensovet, and the Kamennoostrovsky bridge tied the islands to the mainland. Trade and faith arrived too.
The Red Banner Textile Factory brought industry to the shore, the Ioannovsky Convent and Saint Matthew's Church served the faithful, and the Imperial Alexander Lyceum moved its schooling to the islands. Streets filled the shore.
Where is Petrogradka?
Petrogradka takes in the Petrograd Side islands of Saint Petersburg, linked to Kamenny Island by the Kamennoostrovsky bridge and the Malo-Krestovsky Bridge.
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Updated October 2026