Mezhdunarodnaya Metro: From the Station to the Streets of Southern St. Petersburg

Stories along the route

1. Международная (станция метро) · 0.0 km

   You are standing at the entrance to Mezhdunarodnaya — a station that for many years was a dead end, but is now just one stop along the way.

2. Улица Турку · 0.6 km

   You are standing on a street whose name sounds like a riddle: Turku. It feels as though a little piece of Finland accidentally wandered in among St. Petersburg's panel apartment blocks.

3. Бухарестская улица · 1.1 km

   You are standing on Bukharestskaya Street — and you may not realize that this wide thoroughfare, with cars rushing along it, is the second longest street in all of St. Petersburg. Only Sofiyskaya Street is longer.

4. Пражская улица (Санкт-Петербург) · 2.6 km

   You are standing on Prague Street, and honestly, the name sounds almost like an invitation to travel — but instead of Czech towers, here you'll find the strict lines of St. Petersburg's south.

5. Улица Белы Куна · 3.0 km

   You're standing on a street whose name sounds like a riddle, but in fact it's a key to an entire district. Bela Kun is not just a name on the map — it's a boundary that leads you from a busy highway to quiet courtyards.