Saint Petersburg Information
Saint Petersburg is the largest city by far on the Baltic Sea and one of the most approachable Russian cities. As the former capital of Imperial Russia, it contains history around every corner.
Passenger Ferry Ports and Terminals in Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg has the following passenger ferry ports. Click each for more information.
Ferry Connections from Saint Petersburg
From Morskoy Vokzal (Морской вокзал) passenger terminal in Saint Petersburg, St. Peter Line has a bi-weekly ferry overnight to Tallinn, and 2-3 weekly ferries to Helsinki. St. Peter Line is the only regular commercial passenger ferry operating between Saint Petersburg and Europe. From Saint Petersburg, passengers need a Schengen visa to go to Helsinki or Tallinn. However, from Helsinki, passengers can visit Russia visa-free for 72 hours with St. Peter Line.
| Route | Frequency | Operator | Booking Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| To Helsinki | 2-3x per Week |  |
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| To Tallinn (oneway; no connections in reverse) | Once every-other Week | |
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Onward Transit Links
flight_takeoffPulkovo Airport (LED)
Аэропо́рт Пу́лково
Saint Peterburg's primary airport, serving many domestic and international routes.
trainBaltiysky Station
Балтийский вокзал
Has local trains, as well as the train which connects to the airport bus. Connects to Baltiyskaya (Балти́йская) metro.
trainFinlyandsky Station
Финляндский вокзал
For trains to Finland, as well as Vyborg. Connects to Ploschad Lenina (Площадь Ленина) metro.
trainLadozhsky Station
Ладожский вокзал
Primarily for trains to the North and East. Connects to Ladozhskaya (Ладожская) metro.
trainMoskovsky Station
Московский вокзал
For trains to Moscow and many desinations beyond Moscow. Connects to Ploshchad Vosstaniya (Площадь Восстания) and Mayakovskaya (Маяковская) metros.
trainVitebsky Station
Витебский вокзал
For some local trains, as well as many international European destinations. Connects to Pushkinskaya (Пушкинская) and Zvenigorodskaya (Звенигородская) metros.