The Gulf of Finland and the house of Repin.

There used to be a huge manor house here, but now only the tower remains. Enjoy the views of the vast Gulf of Finland. The deserted, snow-covered coastline. Rare birches stand out among the pine forest.

Another secluded spot on the south coast. In addition to a fairly clean beach, here you can find a Soviet secret base, where submarines were fueled. Now the place looks more like ruins, on which you can carefully climb and admire the view.

Lunch in Kronstadt. Strong coffee and a variety of desserts.

It would be wrong to stop in Kronstadt and not visit its main attraction - the Sea Cathedral on Anchor Square.

The artist grew a garden here himself, built a gazebo, a well, and rebuilt his house in parts. It was quite a secluded place. Funny tambourine at the entrance to the house to alert the owner of the arrival of guests. Repin's workshop occupied the second floor of the veranda. The grave of the painter is also within walking distance.
Mode of operation: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m; Saturday, Sunday: 10:30 to 18:00. (Box Office closes one hour in advance). Tuesday is a day off.
The museum accepts visitors only by pre-purchased tickets online. This can be done on museum website.

Before you go back to St. Petersburg, stop by the restaurant "Skazka". You can book a table at this cozy restaurant on the shore of the Gulf of Finland by calling +7 (812) 432-12-51.