Ploshchad' Lomonosova, or Lomonosov Square, is a historic square in St Petersburg, developed by architect K. I. Rossi in the 18th century. A monument and a small park give you a quiet place to pause beneath deciduous trees, with views that appeal throughout the year. Nearby stops include Vaganova School and Koshkino Cafe, known for its trained cats. The square suits a short break between city sights; bring something to sit on if you plan to use the benches, which can be dirty.
The square and its design
Architect K. I. Rossi developed Lomonosov Square in the 18th century. The square includes a monument and a small park, with deciduous trees providing places to pause.
Nearby stops
Vaganova School and Koshkino Cafe are among the nearby places to explore. Koshkino is noted for its trained cats.
FAQ
Who designed Lomonosov Square?
Architect K. I. Rossi developed the square in the 18th century.
What is there to see at Lomonosov Square?
The square has a monument and a small park beneath deciduous trees.
What can you visit nearby?
Nearby stops include Vaganova School and Koshkino Cafe, known for its trained cats.
