Hermitage-Vyborg Center

The Hermitage-Vyborg Center, established in 2010, is an extension of the renowned Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, located in the historic town of Vyborg, Russia. Housed in a striking building designed by Finnish architect Uno Ullberg, which dates back to the 1930s, the center showcases a rich collection of art, including Finnish and European works as well as pieces by Russian masters. The site itself is steeped in history, built atop a 16th-century bastion and reflecting the architectural heritage of the Finnish era. Visitors can explore the museum's artistic offerings while appreciating its unique historical context and modern renovations.