Admiral Victoria Inn Mini-Hotel: Location & Directions

Address: 33/7, Kanal Griboedova, St. Petersburg, 191186
Nearest metro: Nevsky Prospekt

The Admiral Victoria Inn situated on Canal Griboedova, in the very heart of St. Petersburg, within walking distance of almost all the city's major attractions. Right opposite the hotel stand the imposing colonnades of Kazan Cathedral, one of the best known landmarks in the city. It is only a couple of minutes' walk from the hotel before you are on Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg's celebrated and bustling central avenue.

All of St. Petersburg's mainline stations are reachable by car in less than 30 minutes. The city's two airports, Pulkovo-1 and Pulkovo-2, are about three-quarters of an hour's drive from the Admiral Victoria Inn. The nearest metro station, Nevsky Prospekt, can be reached on foot in less than five minutes.

Local sightseeing

Right next to the Admiral Victoria Inn stands the spectacular neoclassical Kazan Cathedral, completed in 1811 and modeled partly on St. Peter's in the Vatican. Used as a Museum of Atheism during the Soviet period, it has now been almost completely restored to its former glories.

The very different Church of the Saviour, further along Kanal Griboedov, is also one of the city's main tourist attractions. Built to commemorate Tsar Alexander II, who was assassinated on the site in 1881, it typifies the Russian Revivalist style, with many of its ornate, brightly colored features copied from St. Basil's in Moscow. Gostiny Dvor, which is about ten minutes' walk from the Admiral Victoria, was built in the eighteenth century as the central trading post of St. Petersburg. It now contains some of the smartest outlets in the city, as well as a number of cafes and souvenir boutiques dotted around its vast interior.



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