For those who want to get to know the "Lakhta Center" better, we have prepared a new comprehensive program. Guests of the skyscraper will ascend to the observation deck, from where St. Petersburg can be seen as if in the palm of your hand, enter the planetarium, and rediscover the city on the Neva thanks to the exhibition "City π". The new visiting program for the "Lakhta Center" is twice as long as the previous one and consists of two parts. First, guests will head to the observation deck located at a height of 365 meters. Professional guides will tell the story of the skyscraper, which has gained worldwide recognition for its architecture, eco-friendliness, and advanced engineering solutions. Visitors will learn how the famous tower was built, take an exciting excursion into history, and lift the veil on the future. During the ascent to the highest observation deck in Europe, many photos can be taken in stylish interiors. In the second part of the program, guests will enjoy the exhibition-installation "City π" - an immersion into the art mythology of Petersburg. The exhibition begins with a film shown inside a futuristic planetarium sphere. The route then continues into the atrium, where a visual story about the city unfolds. The letter in the title refers simultaneously to the name of Petersburg and to the number symbolizing infinity, uniqueness, and constant movement of quality, inextricably linked to the character of the city on the Neva. The exhibition features works by Russian painters, graphic artists, photographers, and street artists. For a deeper immersion into the works of the authors, an audio guide can be used. The exhibition space and the entrance to the planetarium are connected by a transitional bridge at the height of the fifth floor. It is through this that guests first pass, immediately finding themselves above the atrium of the "Lakhta Center". From this point, an impressive panorama of the building's interior space opens up - the perfect moment to stop, be inspired by the scale, and take stunning photos before continuing on to the planetarium and the exhibition. The visit can be concluded in the shop with the