The Monument to Alexander Pushkin in Saint Petersburg is a bronze statue that stands over 4 meters high. It is supported by a marble plinth with a Russian inscription. The statue depicts Pushkin standing with his arms folded, wearing a long coat. This monument is located on Pushkinskaya Street and is a significant symbol of the city’s cultural heritage .

The monument was created by sculptor R. Bach and completed in the years 1899–1900. It stands in the Lyceum Garden, a place of great significance as it is where Pushkin himself studied.

The statue is one of several monuments dedicated to Pushkin in Saint Petersburg, reflecting the city’s deep appreciation for the poet’s contributions to Russian literature and culture.