At your disposal are 100,000 sq. m. of stunning views and fresh sea air. You can easily spend an entire day at Fort Konstantin, strolling among the XIX century batteries and fortifications. Next to the «Kingwinch» wake park, there is a sandy beach with sun loungers. Visitors can rent a pavilion with a barbecue grill for a fun get-together with friends.
You can reach the fort by car, by the free «KronCityTour» shuttle bus from Kronstadt, or even by yacht.

For tourists who decide to witness the vibrant sunset and stay overnight, there is unique accommodation – a floating hotel. It is located on a debarcadere, whose interior and exterior are styled after old-fashioned ships and cabins. The comfortable rooms offer views of the Gulf of Finland and other forts of Kronstadt. The debarcadere also features a café serving russian and european cuisine.

Viewing platforms are an essential part of exploring the fort, where you can take photos against a backdrop of fantastic panoramic views. But the opportunities for original and memorable photos don't end there. The territory is home to art objects like the «Fortochka v Evropu» (Window to Europe) and «Garpiya» (Harpy), yachts at the marina, the «Zashchitnikam zapadnyh rubezhej» (Defenders of the western frontiers) memorial, museums, a navigation beacon on the spit that divides the Gulf of Finland, the breastworks of the battery, and many other picturesque locations.

The excursion routes include visits to the Shvede and Brylkin batteries, the Kane battery, and the Pauker battery observation deck.

Museums of Fort Konstantin:

 

Museum of Military Miniatures (Brylkin battery)

A unique museum of military vehicle models on a 1:43 scale — the world's largest private collection!

 

Museum of Lighthouse Service| Museum of Lighthouses

This museum is dedicated to the history of the «guardians of the seas». It features models of lighthouses, giant XIX century lenses, and devices that are still used in lighthouses today. Many exhibits are operational and can be tested on the spot.

 

«Pushkar» Museum

This museum tells the history of the fort and the specifics of service here. Visitors can learn about the daily life of soldiers and officers and discover why the Kronstadt fortress was nicknamed «Matrosskij Sakhalin» (Sailor's Sakhalin) and «Katorga» (Hard labor).