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Orangery
Cafe

Orangery

Visit Orangery café on Potomkinskaya Ulitsa in St Petersburg for tea, desserts and a leafy view down to the greenhouse on the ground floor.

Orangery is a small, leafy café on Potomkinskaya Ulitsa in St Petersburg, with a view down to the greenhouse on the ground floor. Settle in with a pot of tea, browse the dessert selection or bring a book for a quiet break. There’s Wi-Fi, and the calm atmosphere also suits reading or a little time to yourself. The balcony overlooking the greenhouse is sometimes closed, so check whether it’s open if that view is part of your plan.

A café above the greenhouse

Orangery
Orangery

Orangery is on the second floor, with a balcony looking into the greenhouse below. The balcony can be closed at times, so check its status before setting out if you want to sit with that view.

A quiet break

Orangery
Orangery

The café has Wi-Fi and a selection of desserts. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it a place to pause with a book or take some time to yourself. Phone photography does not carry an extra charge.

FAQ

Where is Orangery in St Petersburg?

It is at Potomkinskaya Ulitsa, 2.

Can you see the greenhouse from the café?

The café is on the second floor, above the greenhouse. The balcony overlooking it can be closed, so check before visiting.

Does Orangery have Wi-Fi?

Yes, Wi-Fi is available.

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