Loft Project ETAGI is an alternative shopping and arts space on Ligovsky Avenue in St Petersburg, set inside a former palace. Browse small shops selling unusual fashion, design goods and local gifts, then stop at one of the street-food spots or bars. Exhibitions appear from time to time, and the roof terrace gives you a place to sit outdoors and look over the city. The mix of art, anime influences and independent shops makes ETAGI a good fit if you want a break from conventional malls.
An arts-focused space in a former palace
At 74 Ligovsky Avenue, Loft Project ETAGI brings together small shops, food spots, bars and exhibition space. Its setting in a former palace gives the complex a different feel from a standard shopping centre.
The shops lean towards independent design and unusual fashion, including styles influenced by Japanese and Korean culture. You can also look for goods by local makers if you want a gift with a St Petersburg connection.
Shops, food and the roof terrace
There is no single route through ETAGI. Explore the narrow shopping areas, browse for clothing and design goods, and pause at one of the food spots or bars. Exhibitions are held from time to time, so what is on display can change.
The roof terrace is a separate reason to visit. It offers an outdoor place to sit and a view across the city. Access may require a ticket, so check the current arrangements before heading up.
FAQ
What can you do at Loft Project ETAGI?
Browse independent shops, eat at the food spots, visit an exhibition if one is on, or spend time on the roof terrace.
What kind of shops are at ETAGI?
The shops sell unusual clothing, design goods and other items, with some styles influenced by Japanese and Korean culture.
Is there a rooftop at Loft Project ETAGI?
Yes. The roof terrace is open to visitors and gives you a place to sit outdoors and look across St Petersburg. Access may be ticketed.
