From Russia, Gaze at the Baltic Sea: The Summer Backyard of the Gulf of Finland

The Gulf of Finland is a large bay located in the northwest of Russia, connected to the Baltic Sea. This bay lies west of Saint Petersburg and is about 800 kilometers from Russia's capital, Moscow. The northern shore of the Gulf of Finland is adjacent to the significant Russian city of Saint Petersburg, while the southern shore borders the coastlines of Finland, Estonia, and Latvia. The geographical location of the Gulf of Finland makes it an important hub for shipping and trade, and it is also one of the main bases of the Russian Navy. Additionally, the Gulf of Finland attracts numerous tourists and yacht enthusiasts due to its unique natural scenery and rich cultural heritage.