Overview

In spring, St. Petersburg comes alive as the city transitions from winter to warmer weather. The Neva River thaws, and parks and gardens bloom with vibrant flowers. The longer daylight hours bring energy to the streets, and the iconic canals and palaces, like Peterhof, start to reveal their beauty. The city hints at the upcoming “White Nights,” and there’s a palpable sense of anticipation as St. Petersburg prepares for the full vibrancy of summer.