Zelenogorsk

Zelenogorsk has served as a seaside resort on the Karelian Isthmus since the late 19th century. Set on the northern shore of the Gulf of Finland, it is one of the resort towns within Saint Petersburg’s Kurortny District, where pine woods meet broad Baltic beaches. The settlement developed around the railway station of Terijoki, its Finnish name; it belonged to Finland until 1940 before receiving its present name in 1948. Its low-rise streets and seasonal rhythm distinguish it from central Saint Petersburg, while the coast remains central to daily life. Find related webcams along the Gulf of Finland to build a fuller picture of Zelenogorsk and the Saint Petersburg coast.

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