Squares and Parks
Parks and squares of Saint Petersburg shape the city's open appearance and its everyday life. Palace and St. Isaac's Squares, the Summer Garden, the Field of Mars, and city gardens create space for walks, events, and exploring architecture from different eras.
Parks and squares play a key role in the layout of Saint Petersburg. They connect architectural ensembles, set the scale for central districts, and form public spaces.
Palace Square is considered the city's main ceremonial space. St. Isaac's Square unites the cathedral, monuments, and historic buildings. The Summer Garden and the Field of Mars represent different approaches to creating park areas – from regular planning to open green zones.
These spaces are used for city events, walks, and cultural activities. Parks and squares allow you to see the city in motion and feel its architectural structure in full.
