Dear friends! We are glad to share the good news: our hotel was rated 9.2 on Booking.com. Without a doubt, we are pleased and proud that guests continue to choose the Vedensky Hotel for their stay in the center of St. Petersburg. And we want to say special thanks to all our guests, whose reviews

Dear guests, “Biscotto” café is closed for renovation. You are welcome to visit our rooftop restaurant “Nevesomost” located on the 10th floor. Opening hours: daily 12:00-23:00 Telephone: +7 (812) 332-46-64 Should you prefer in-room dining, please order Room Service. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Dear friends, our hotel never stopped working – not even for a single day. Using the joint efforts of the hotel’s departments, we promptly developed new standards for safe accommodation of the guests, the restaurants’ visitors and the events’ organizers following the recommendations of the Consumer Safety Department. We have developed standards addressing all sanitary

Dear friends, we are pleased to present the new rooms in the Vedensky Hotel. The interior of the new rooms “Standard Comfort”, “Superior”, “Business Suite”, “Premium Suite” and “Deluxe” (on the 9th floor) is a harmony of laconic forms, natural materials and original furniture. Modern design was created special for our hotel by the leading

The modest neighbor of magnificent Peterhof – Alexandria Park – is named after the first owner – Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, wife of Nicholas I. The sun, flowers, shady groves of old oaks, the “music of water” of the stream, expanses of meadows under the bottomless sky merging with the bay – all this and there

We continue to talk about the most beautiful country parks and palaces ideal for walking. One of them is Oranienbaum. In the three-century history of the Great Menshikov Palace of Oranienbaum, the heyday was repeatedly replaced by periods of oblivion and decline. Nevertheless, the palace, park and pavilions escaped catastrophic destruction, cardinal restructuring and survived

Gatchina Palace Park – one of the most beautiful and mysterious suburban parks of St. Petersburg – the official website of the park says. Seeing the monument to Emperor Paul I and visiting the palace, be sure to go down to the underground passage. And start the overview of the park from the Jordan porch.

Peterhof is a suburban imperial residence in the vicinity of St. Petersburg, founded by Peter The Great in honor of the victory in the Northern War. The unique appearance of the “Russian Versailles” was formed over three centuries – from laying the first stone in 1712 to the present day, when after the German occupation

The “neighbor” of Catherine’s Park – Aleksandrovsky – is part of the Tsarskoye Selo Palace and Park Museum-Reserve and is no less interesting for a walk. The name of the park comes from the name of its creator, Emperor Alexander I. You can get into the park through the gates located at the Alexander Palace

The park got its name from the Catherine Palace located on its territory, created by Rastrelli. This is a real example of Russian baroque. In Catherine Park, there is its own Hermitage and the Admiralty. And in one of the wings there was once a famous lyceum, the graduate of which was Alexander Pushkin. Catherine