Berthold Center is a creative complex on Grazhdanskaya Ulitsa in St Petersburg, arranged around a U-shaped courtyard. Its colorful yards lead to independent shops, galleries, studios, cafes and places to eat, including crêpe cafes and Georgian cuisine. Browse the boutiques, look out for exhibitions and events, then head to the rooftop observation area for city-center views. The complex is still growing, with new areas being added.
A courtyard of shops and studios
The complex is laid out around a U-shaped courtyard, with colorful yards connecting its smaller spaces. Independent shops, galleries and studios sit alongside cafes and places to eat. The mix makes it possible to browse, stop for food and look in on creative spaces during the same visit.
The site continues to expand, and new areas are being added. Check for current updates if you want to see what is open during your visit.
Rooftop views and events
An observation area on the roof gives views across St Petersburg’s city center. A rooftop bar operates in summer, so look for it if you are visiting in the warmer season. The center also hosts events; check its website for current information.
FAQ
Where is Berthold Center?
It is at Grazhdanskaya Ulitsa, 13-15, in St Petersburg.
What can you do at Berthold Center?
Browse independent shops, galleries and studios, eat at cafes and restaurants, or visit the rooftop observation area. The center also hosts events.
Is there a rooftop bar?
A rooftop bar operates in summer. The rooftop also has an observation area with views of the city center.
Is Berthold Center wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and parking lot are listed as wheelchair accessible.
