十字架岛
Krestovsky Island
十字架岛（俄语：Крестовский остров）是一个位于俄罗斯圣彼得堡的岛屿，面积3.4平方公里。十字架岛的西部曾是海洋胜利公园，这里是1994年友好运动会的举办地，也是俄罗斯在苏联解体之后举办的首个大型国际活动。2016年末岛上建成了圣彼得堡泽尼特足球俱乐部的主场圣彼得堡体育场并举办过2017年洲际国家杯和2018年国际足联世界杯。现在岛上有两个地铁站，分别是位处岛的西端的泽尼特站（绿色3号线）和中东部的十字架岛站（紫色5号线）。
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