SAINT PETERSBURG, RUSSIA
Monica
Infinitely grateful to the doctor my pregnancy! I was 41 and most doctors offered a donor egg, but since for certain reasons I wanted to use donor material from a man, this did not suit me at all ...Dr Diana took an egg without stimulation, and the long-awaited pregnancy came! The doctor could be contacted at any time, always explained everything in detail! Thank you!
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Lizy
I cannot express my gratitude with words, but I’ll try. I would just like to say that I’ve tried IVF 14 times with zero results. I was denied treatment at another well-known clinic, so I went to Scandinavia AVA-PETER.The first time I saw the doctor, a young woman, she looked at me with enthusiasm and clearly explained everything from A to Z. After my first consultation with the doctor, I had a clear understanding of what to do next. Within 3 months of our first meeting, I received the first four-digit hCG in my life. Those who have encountered this problem will understand what I am talking about. I am grateful to fate for this meeting. It is hard to find doctors like this – they are one of a kind. Thanks for everything!
Olivia
George
Helen
1 step
Application
by email, by phone, leave a request
2 STEP
CONSULTATION WIHT A MANAGER
or a fertillity specialist if required
3 STEP
PRELIMINARY TREATMENT PLAN
4 STEP
TRIP ARRANGEMENT
5 STEP
VISIT IN THE CLINIC
Clinic on Gagarin prospect
+7 931 578-41-22
Gagarin prospect 24, building 1
Northern clinic
Ilushina street 4, building 2
Pulkovo terminal is St. Petersburg’s international airport and one of the largest airports in Russia. It is easy to get to the centre of the city by shuttle bus (No. 39) or by taxi. The trip from the airport to the clinic will take about 40 minutes.
It’s very convenient to get to St. Petersburg by train. You may buy a place in an open wagon (platskart) or a compartment (kupe) where you can sleep at night. Trains are equipped with modern technologies like air conditioners, electrical outlets, and TVs. It is better to buy tickets online or at the ticket office at the railway station in advance. St. Petersburg has 5 train stations that are located in or near the city centre.
Many companies offer bus transportation to St. Petersburg from neighbouring countries. Travel by bus is rather cheap but less comfortable than travelling by plane or train. The most popular routes arrive from Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The journey will take approximately 5 to 10 hours. The buses usually make several stops in St. Petersburg, so you can choose the stop that’s most convenient for you.
You can also get to St. Petersburg by car. The trip to St Petersburg is about 5 hours from Helsinki, about 8 hours from Moscow, and about 5 hours from Tallinn. The road is quite good but you should take traffic jams into account, so you should add one hour of extra time in reserve.
St. Petersburg is not just a beautiful city, but also a port with access to the Baltic Sea through the Gulf of Finland. If you are planning your trip from Helsinki, you will have to spend about 13 hours on the ferry. This option is suitable for those who have enough free time and who want to enjoy the beautiful views of the Baltic Sea.
