St. Petersburg!!! The most Instagrammable spots revealed!

St. Petersburg, a city steeped in history and art, boasts countless attractions. But if you only have one day, these 6⃣ spots are a must-see, allowing you to experience the unique charm of St. Petersburg in a limited time.

1. Duma Tower Bell Tower
Enjoy panoramic views of Nevsky Prospekt, Kazan Cathedral, and St. Isaac's Cathedral. The city skyline is especially stunning at sunset🌇.
🕙10:00–11:30; 12:00–22:00
⭐It's very windy at the top of the bell tower, so be sure to bring a jacket. It's recommended to visit before 11:30 am.

2. Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood
The unique onion domes and intricate decorations are breathtaking. Currently, the front of the church is under renovation with scaffolding, so the west side of the canal next to the church offers better photo opportunities.
🕙10:00–18:00, closed on Wednesdays
⭐The entrance to Mikhailovsky Garden is near the church, which also leads to the Russian Museum. Visit if you have time.

3. Nevsky Prospekt
Home to century-old bookstores, confectioneries, various churches, and historical sites. It stretches for about 4.5 km.
⭐Dom Knigi, the century-old bookstore, is a must-visit for souvenirs with affordable prices and a wide selection. 🕙9:00–23:00. Head straight to the internet-famous cafe on the second floor upon arrival. The window seats offer a perfect backdrop of Kazan Cathedral.

4. Kazan Cathedral
Houses the revered icon of Our Lady of Kazan, a significant relic of the Russian Orthodox Church. The cathedral attracts many local worshippers and has a reverent atmosphere.
🕙Sunday: 06:30–19:45, Monday–Saturday: 10:00–18:00
⭐Shorts and short skirts are not allowed inside the cathedral. The use of mobile phones or electronic devices is also prohibited.

5. Palace Square
The Alexander Column, erected to commemorate the victory in the war against Napoleon in 1812, stands in the center of the square, with the blue-green Winter Palace as its backdrop. Many street performers showcase their talents here💃.
⭐Adjacent to the square is Decembrists' Square, with the equestrian statue of Peter the Great at its center. You can visit both squares together.

6. St. Isaac's Cathedral
One of St. Petersburg's landmarks, this cathedral features a magnificent dome and opulent interiors. It is one of the four largest domed cathedrals in the world.
🕙10:00–18:00, closed on Wednesdays
⭐The cathedral's dome platform offers a 360° panoramic view of St. Petersburg. Sunset is the ideal time to ascend. The interior of the cathedral is also stunning. The cathedral faces the Monument to Nicholas I and the Mariinsky Palace. St. Isaac's Square offers excellent photo opportunities📷.

In summary: St. Petersburg is incredibly beautiful and relaxing. Strolling along the riverbank under the sunshine makes it a place worth staying for a few more days. In summer, the sky doesn't get dark until after 10 pm. Enjoy the blue hour~