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Welcome to the Mariinsky Theatre complex in St. Petersburg, a cornerstone of Russian performance culture. The historic Great Hall seats about 1,356 guests, while the adjacent Mariinsky II main auditorium accommodates roughly 1,830. Stravinsky Hall offers space for over 500, and the Concert Hall on Pisareva Street seats about 1,100. The venue spans multiple esteemed spaces, including the Great Hall at 1 Theatre Square and Mariinsky II and Stravinsky Hall at 34 Dekabristov Street (entry via Minsky Lane). Whether you’re catching a world premiere, a Stars of the White Nights performance, or an international touring production, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit and secure your seats.
Parking around Theatre Square is limited, and Teatralnaya metro vestibule is under construction. The site is accessible by multiple bus routes and metro lines, so you can choose the most convenient way to arrive. Read on for seating info, transit options, and trusted partner recommendations for nearby hotels and dining.
What’s inside the Mariinsky Theatre complex
- Great Hall (1 Theatre Square): historic main stage with ~1,356 seats
- Mariinsky II (34 Dekabristov Street, entry via Minsky Lane): main auditorium ~1,830 seats
- Stravinsky Hall: capacity >500, modern recital and event space
- Concert Hall (Pisareva Street): ~1,100 seats for intimate chamber and concert experiences
The theatre’s historic name was restored as Mariinsky Theatre in 1992 after periods as the State Academic Theatre and the Kirov Theatre. It remains a staple of regional and international performances, hosting world premieres and renowned artists throughout the year.
To make your visit smooth, plan your travel in advance and consider our trusted hotel and dining partners. Whether you’re heading to a grand symphonic evening, a ballet, or a contemporary performance, secure your seats early and enjoy a straightforward booking process with us. For additional event-specific details, venue maps, and accessibility information, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Parking and Transportation
- Parking near Theatre Square is limited; arrive early or use nearby public transit.
- Teatralnaya metro vestibule is under construction but nearby lines and stops provide accessible options.
- Multiple bus routes serve the area; check local transit for the most convenient option on show day.
Nearby Hotels (affiliate partner recommendations)
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If you’re planning a visit for a Stars of the White Nights festival or a premiere, we’ll help you locate the best available tickets and secure your seats. We’re your go-to connection for reliable, straightforward access to performances at the Mariinsky Theatre complex in St. Petersburg.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Addresses: Mariinsky Theatre is at 1 Theatre Square; Mariinsky II and Stravinsky Hall are at 34 Dekabristov Street (entry via Minsky Lane).
- Venue composition: Historic Great Hall (Mariinsky Theatre) plus Mariinsky II, Concert Hall (Pisareva Street), and Stravinsky Hall as part of a single theatre-concert complex.
- Great Hall capacity: about 1,356 seats; Mariinsky II main auditorium capacity: about 1,830 seats; Stravinsky Hall capacity: over 500; Concert Hall capacity: about 1,100 seats.
- Parking/transit: Teatralnaya metro vestibule under construction; parking near Theatre Square is limited; accessible by multiple bus routes and metro lines.
- Notable events: Stars of the White Nights festival is a major annual event hosted by the Mariinsky; the theatre has hosted world premieres and major international performances.
- Renaming history: The theatre’s historic name was restored as Mariinsky Theatre in 1992 after periods as the State Academic Theatre and the Kirov Theatre.
- Nearby hotels: Angleterre Hotel (St Isaac’s Square, near the theatre); Theatre Square Hotel (Sadovaya Street, walking distance); Hotel Astoria (Bolshaya Morskaya, opposite St. Isaac’s Cathedral).