Gostevoi dom na Voznesenskom prospekte 55

The guest house on Voznesensky 55 is located in the very Center of St. Petersburg. It consists of 4 very cozy studios. Museums, cathedrals, theaters, restaurants and shopping malls are within walking distance. Sadovaya/Sennaya Ploshchad or the Technological Institute metro station is just 800 meters away. (10 min walk). Ideal for young people, solo travelers, as well as families who plan to stay in the city center. It is also a great option for people who come on business trips. There is a refrigerator, cable TV, Internet, microwave oven, slow cooker, washing machine, iron, dishes, bed linen. The territory of the district is crossed from east to west by the Moika River, the Griboyedov Canal, the Fontanka River, the Obvodny Canal, and Sadovaya Street, and from north to south by two radial highways stretching from Admiralty — Gorokhovaya Street and Voznesensky Prospekt, its continuation Izmailovsky Prospekt, as well as Moskovsky, Lermontovsky and Staro-Peterhof Avenues. Most of the territory of the district, between Bolshaya Neva and Fontanka, is part of the historical core of St. Petersburg, the layout of which was formed mainly in the first half of the XVIII century. The layout of the part of the area between Fontanka and the Obvodny Canal was formed in the second half of the XVIII century, and the part of the area south of the Obvodny Canal, which entered the city limits only at the beginning of the XIX century, only in the second half of the XIX century. Historical and architectural monuments The architectural appearance of the district was formed mainly by the middle of the XIX century. Outstanding architects worked here: K. Rossi, O. Montferrand, D. Quarenghi, A. Stackenschneider, A. Zakharov and many others. Ensembles and individual monuments created by these creators are the decoration of the city: St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Senate and Synod, New Holland, Yusupov and Mariinsky Palaces. It is impossible to imagine the appearance of the district without monuments of monumental sculpture: Peter I, Nicholas I, N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, M. I. Glinka, etc. Almost half of the district has entered the security zone of St. Petersburg. Admiralteysky district is known for its historical and cultural monuments far beyond the borders of Russia. The famous "Bronze Horseman" has become a symbol of St. Petersburg. Culture and recreation Cultural and art institutions: The Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory; the Mariinsky Theatre (formerly the Kirov Opera and Ballet Theatre in Soviet times); the Palace of Enlightenment; the Central Exhibition Hall; The Russian Geographical Society; Museums of Railway Transport, Communications, Musical Instruments; Palaces and houses of Culture and Recreation; Houses of Artists, composers, architects.