Alexandria Park

Alexandria Park is a large green space in Peterhof with birch woods, oak areas, and pine forests separated by maintained paths and ponds. The overall layout spreads across an expansive area with different landscape sections and artificial waters.

The land was originally laid out as a hunting ground for the ruling family and later redesigned to make it more accessible and pleasant for visitors. In the 19th century, drainage improvements allowed more areas to be developed.

The park reflects the preferences of several generations who designed their gardens with native trees and small structures for daily use. Visitors today can see how the spaces were laid out for walking and quiet moments.

The park sits between a major road and a railway line and is walkable year-round. Visitors should wear good footwear, as paths can be slippery in wet weather.

The park's water body once contained small islands with buildings such as a cast-iron pavilion and a Swiss-style house that visitors could reach by ferry. These structures show the creativity used in designing the park landscape.