Modern spaces

Modern spaces of Saint Petersburg shape a new urban environment – creative clusters, art venues, public zones, and reconstructed territories. These are places for exhibitions, lectures, concerts, work, and meetings that reflect the city's current rhythm.

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New Holland in Saint Petersburg: how a historic island became a modern urban space

New Holland in Saint Petersburg is a historic island with canals, warehouses, and a naval prison that has become a modern public space in the city.

Modern urban spaces have become an important part of life in St. Petersburg. On the sites of former industrial territories, creative clusters, cultural centers, and public zones of a new format are emerging.

Exhibitions, festivals, lectures, film screenings, and music events take place here. The spaces combine cafes, studios, galleries, and work areas, creating an open urban environment.

Modern locations show the city's development in the 21st century and demonstrate how the historical environment can blend with new formats of cultural and public life.