Peterburg

Peterburg, often referred to as Saint Petersburg, is a major cultural and historic city in Russia, founded in 1703 by Peter the Great. It served as Russia’s imperial capital for over two centuries and is renowned for its stunning architecture, extensive canals, and vibrant arts scene. The city features landmarks like the Hermitage Museum and the Palace Square. Its strategic location on the Baltic Sea made it a vital port and gateway for trade and cultural exchange. Today, Saint Petersburg remains an influential center for history, arts, and education, blending European elegance with Russian heritage.