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| Address: 57, Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg, 191025 |  |
| Nearest metro: Mayakovskaya |
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The Nevskij Palace enjoys a superb location towards the eastern end of Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg's celebrated central throroughfare. Convenient both for the Moscow Station and for St. Petersburg's most popular attractions, including the Hermitage and St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Corinthia Nevskij Palace is well situated for business travelers and tourists alike.
There are two metro stations, Mayakovskaya and Dostoevskaya, within five minutes' walk of the hotel, giving easy access to almost every corner of the city. Moscow Station and Vitebsk Station are both roughly ten minutes' drive from the hotel, and all other mainline stations can be reached in half an hour by car.
Only five minutes' walk from the Corinthia Nevskij Palace, the Anchikov Bridge marks the point where Nevsky Prospekt crosses the Fontanka River. Famous for its four bronze equestrian statues, sculpted in the 1840s by Pyotr Klodt, the bridge is one of the most oft-photographed structures in the city. The bridge is flanked by palaces, of which the most striking is undoubtedly the Rococo Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace, which dates from the mid-nineteenth century, and now houses the city's Tourist Information Office.
Further down Nevsky Prospekt, the Aleksandrinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg's most famous dramatic theatre, has been working since the mid-eighteenth century. The theatre's fine building was designed by famous local architect Carlo Rossi, and witnessed the premieres of Gogol's Government Inspector, and Chekhov's The Seagull.
Not far from the Aleksandrinsky Theater, the Gostiny Dvor shopping arcade 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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