Lower Park

The Summer Palace Gardens are located near St. Petersburg, Russia. They are the royal gardens built by Peter the Great in the early 18th century and are known as the "Versailles of Russia". The gardens are divided into the Upper Garden and the Lower Garden, of which the Lower Garden is particularly famous for its exquisite fountains and sculptures. The Great Fountain is one of the highlights of the garden, with more than 60 fountains and more than 200 bronze statues, showing a magnificent waterscape art.

Visitors can stroll through the tree-lined paths of the garden and admire the carefully manicured green plants and colorful flower beds. The Summer Palace Gardens are not only a visual feast, but also a witness to history. Many buildings and sculptures reflect the glorious period of the Russian Empire.

Visitors are recommended to visit in summer to enjoy the spectacular sight of all the fountains. There are cafes and souvenir shops in the garden for tourists to rest and shop. In terms of transportation, it can be reached by subway and bus from the center of St. Petersburg, or choose to take a boat tour of the Gulf of Finland for a different journey experience. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance to avoid queuing.