By bicycle from Centralniy to Finlyandskiy

Looking for a scenic city ride? This 13.5 km cycling route takes you from Centralniy District, the pulsing historic heart of St. Petersburg, all the way up north to Finlyandskiy District, known for the iconic Finland Station of Lenin fame.

You’ll roll mostly on paved and asphalt roads, with stretches along quiet city streets and the occasional jaunt on a busier avenue. Expect a few mild inclines—nothing too taxing—so it’s a nice spin whether you’re riding for leisure or your daily commute. About 12% of the route might have less defined surfaces, so watch out for those segments.

Starting near the grand boulevards and intricate canals of Centralniy, you’ll weave past classic architecture, cozy cafes, and leafy parks. Arriving in Finlyandskiy, you’re just a stone’s throw from the historic train station where Lenin once arrived in 1917, sparking a major chapter in Russian history. Perfect for taking a breather and soaking up the vibe of this legendary city!