Borovaya Street is located in the historical center of St. Petersburg. There are no monuments that could be considered World Heritage Sites. But not far from the intersection of Borovaya and Rasstannaya is the entrance to the famous Volkovo cemetery, and the street itself is a unique corner of old Petersburg.
Necessary
- - St. Petersburg metro map;
- - map of St. Petersburg;
- - the schedule of the Vitebsk railway station electric trains.
Instructions
Step 1
To get to Borovaya by rail, you first need to get to the Vitebsk railway station. It is located at the Pushkinskaya station of the Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya line, which is usually indicated on the maps in red and number 1. All trains go to the Borovaya platform - to Pavlovsk, Oredezh, Novolisino, Poselok. This is the first stop.
Step 2
There are several metro stations not far from Borovaya. House numbering starts from the city center. The closest to the beginning of the street is the Vladimirskaya metro station. From it to Borovaya - about 400 m towards Razyezzhaya street. It is more convenient to get to other houses from the Obvodny Canal and Ligovsky Prospekt stations. The distances are about the same. The first station is located on the Frunzensko-Primorskaya line (it is also lilac and fifth), and Ligovsky Prospekt is on the fourth (yellow), or Pravoberezhnaya, line. The development plan of the St. Petersburg metro provides for the construction of the Borovaya station with access to the railway platform.
Step 3
You can also get to Borovaya by land transport. Minibus taxi # K139 runs along this street. You can also take a tram - there are several routes along Marata Street. The stop is called Borovaya. The last houses can be reached by trams running along Ligovsky Prospekt. You need to get off at "Parted".
Step 4
If you are traveling by car, you will have to bypass the center of St. Petersburg, since Borovaya Street runs through the Central and Frunzensky Districts. It is more convenient to call in from the Frunzensky district, that is, from the side of Chernigovskaya, which is actually a continuation of Borovaya. But in any case, no one is immune from traffic jams, they are quite common in all districts of the Northern capital. The least risky option is to enter the Frunzensky District from the ring road near Sofiyskaya Street.
Step 5
If you are coming from Pulkovo-2 airport, you can get to the Borovaya railway station in another way. By minibus # K113 you can get to the Kupchino metro station (the final one), get off the railway platform and take a few stops on the train towards the Vitebsk railway station.
