New Peterhof Station
Peterhof, Privokzalnaya Square, 7
The New Peterhof Railway Station in Peterhof, built in 1854–1857 in the Neo-Gothic style, is a scaled-down copy of the cathedral of the Italian city of Orvieto. The building is adorned with an openwork parapet with pinnacles, narrow lancet windows, and a train shed covered with metal trusses. In July 2009, a bronze monument to Baron Alexander Stieglitz, at whose initiative the Peterhof Railway was built, was unveiled on the Station Square with the support of Russian Railways JSC. The station has exits to Demyan Bedny Street, Avrov Street, and Suvorovsky Town.