Tsentralny District, City district in Russian Federation
Tsentralny District is the central administrative district of Saint Petersburg, known for its rich architectural heritage.
The district was officially established on March 11, 1994, consolidating several historical areas.
It hosts prominent cultural landmarks such as the Hermitage Museum and the Russian Museum.
Tsentralny District serves as a major transportation hub for the city.
The district encompasses the Nevsky Prospect, Saint Petersburg's main avenue.
Location: Saint Petersburg
Inception: March 11, 1994
Website: gov.spb.ru/gov/terr/reg_center
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