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Alexander Park
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Aleksandrovskiy Park

Plan a walk in Aleksandrovskiy Park, St Petersburg, and see its outdoor display of miniature bronze landmarks alongside nearby museums and attractions.

Aleksandrovskiy Park is a green public park in St Petersburg, with shaded paths for a quiet walk and several attractions within its grounds. Its outdoor miniature park has small bronze versions of architectural landmarks from across Russia. You can also visit the Museum of Artillery, Leningrad Zoo, the planetarium and Music Hall State Theatre. Come for a stroll among the trees, then choose one of the nearby sights to make a longer visit.

The miniature park

Aleksandrovskiy Park
Aleksandrovskiy Park

The park is semi-circular. Its northern section includes a theatre, concert hall, planetarium and several restaurants. The outdoor miniature display is a distinctive stop within the grounds, with bronze models of architectural landmarks from across Russia.

FAQ

What can you see in Aleksandrovskiy Park?

The park has an outdoor display of miniature bronze landmarks. The Museum of Artillery, Leningrad Zoo, planetarium and Music Hall State Theatre are also within the park.

When is a quieter time to visit?

Try an early morning or a weekday for a less crowded walk.

Is Aleksandrovskiy Park open at night?

The park is open 24 hours.

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