The Kirov Central Park of Culture and Culture introduces free admission on Wednesdays for children and adolescents under 18 years of age.
Underage guests can visit all the museums and exhibition halls of Yelagin Island for free. You will only need to show a document confirming the age.
As reported, pensioners will be able to visit Catherine’s Park in Tsarskoe Selo for free on Tuesdays. You can visit Alexander and Babolovsky parks for free all year round.
The State Russian Museum has also set a new rule – pensioners will be able to visit it for free one day a month. From April 1, 2023, a free visit to the Russian Museum for pensioners has been introduced every first Wednesday of the month. Tickets can only be obtained at the museum box office upon presentation of documents.
Pensioners of the Russian Federation and the EAEU countries can also visit the Main Museum Complex of the St. Petersburg Hermitage free of charge on Thursdays. On other days of the week, pensioners have a reduced price for entrance tickets to the Main Museum Complex – 300 rubles, as well as the opportunity to visit the General Staff Building and the Museum of the Imperial Porcelain Factory without a guided tour.
Source: Rosbalt
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