Transportation in Saint Petersburg

# Getting Around Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg offers several transportation options for visitors, though specific route data isn't currently available in our system. The city typically features a comprehensive metro system known for its ornate, palatial stations, along with buses, trolleybuses, and trams serving the broader metropolitan area. Taxis and ride-sharing services operate throughout the city, while many central attractions around Nevsky Prospekt and the historic center are accessible on foot. First-time visitors should note that Saint Petersburg's public transport generally requires some familiarity with Cyrillic script for navigation, though major metro stations often have English signage. The city's layout centers around the Neva River and its canals, so understanding basic geography helps with orientation. During White Nights season (late May-July), extended daylight hours make walking particularly appealing. **Airport Transfer Tip:** For current transportation options from Pulkovo Airport to the city center, check the booking widgets on this page for available services and pricing. Options typically include airport buses, taxis, and private transfers—compare current rates and schedules through our booking partners for the most up-to-date information. *Note: For specific routes, schedules, and current pricing for Saint Petersburg transportation, please use the booking tools provided on this page or verify details with official local transport sources.*

Download Yandex Go or Uber app before arrival for reliable taxi service in English

Metro stations have signs in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabet - look for the M symbol

Purchase a rechargeable Podorozhnik card for convenient access to metro, buses, and trams

Nevsky Prospekt metro station connects multiple lines and provides access to the city's main avenue