Exhibitions
- Peter the Great
- Upcoming
  - Gauguin, Bonnard, Denis
- Archive
  - Vincent. The Van Gogh Museum in the Hermitage Amsterdam
    - Introduction
    - Van Gogh Moves
  - Impressionism: Sensation & Inspiration
  - Rubens, Van Dyck & Jordaens
  - Splendour and Glory
  - The immortal Alexander the Great
  - Matisse to Malevich
    - Introduction
    - Highlights of the exhibition
    - Background by Henk van Os
    - Sergey Shchukin and Others
    - Artist biographies
    - Russian literature around 1900
    - Terminology
    - Links
    - Archive
      - Dance
  - At the Russian Court
  - Caspar David Friedrich
  - Images of St Petersburg
  - Art Nouveau
  - Persia
  - Collectors in St Petersburg
  - Silver wonders from the east
  - Pilgrim treasures
  - Venezia!
  - Nicholas & Alexandra
  - Greek gold
Admission tickets
Activities
Hermitage St Petersburg
St Petersburg & Russia
Hermitage Amsterdam and Amstelhof
Hermitage for Children
Discounts and arrangements
Frequently Asked Questions

St Petersburg & Russia

Hermitage Tips

Places to Stay

Tip 1

Pushka Inn is a small, friendly, wonderfully centrally located hotel, a stone’s throw from the Hermitage. The rooms are not as luxurious as in the big hotels, but offer value for money. Have a look round: all the rooms are different.

The Pushka has a bar, which also serves breakfast, and is open 24 hours a day, with good food and - especially important in Russia - drink. A respectable version of Russian cuisine. Pleasant, especially if you are staying at the hotel.

Pushka Inn, Naberezhnaya Reki Moiki 14 (Gostiny Dvor/Nevski Prospekt station + 15 minutes walk)