Neva River

The Neva River is a major waterway in northwestern Russia, flowing through the city of Saint Petersburg into the Gulf of Finland. About 74 miles long, it plays a vital role in transportation, connecting lakes and rivers inland to the Baltic Sea. The river is famous for its historic bridges, scenic views, and cultural significance, serving as a key feature of the city’s landscape. Its waters support shipping, tourism, and local ecosystems, making it an essential part of the region’s geography, history, and daily life.