The sculpture of Hermes of Florence is located in Pavlovsk Park, the city of Pavlovsk, near St. Petersburg. Hermes (Mercury) accor …
The Triple Lime Alley was conceived and developed by Charles Cameron as a core in the composition of the Central District. This al …
The monument to Paul I by Vitali and its copy are installed in two cities closely associated with the name of the Russian Emperor …
Apollo of Belvedere. Patron of the arts. Bronze sculpture.Located on Staraya Silvia, where the Central platform in Pavlovsk, near …
Many travelers who visited Pavlovsk, probably familiar with the picturesque humpback bridge. This engineering structure, located i …
In the city of Pavlovsk there is a state museum-reserve "Pavlovsk", which in the XVIII - early XIX centuries was the summer reside …
The Parent Monument is a memorial monument that was built in honor of Maria’s deceased sister, Princess Friederica of Württemberg. …
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Local history walks with a historian in various districts of the city on the basis of archival materials. I organize …
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Pavlovsk is a cozy city-museum at the southern gate of St. Petersburg, where the history of Imperial Russia is read in every building and in every alley. The former summer residence of Paul I and his family keeps the atmosphere of classicism and romance of the XVIII-XIX centuries: here the combination of palace shine and calm natural corners creates a special mood and calls for leisurely walks.
Man-made attractions of Pavlovsk amaze with elegance and diversity: the majestic Pavlovsk Palace and the expositions of the museum-reserve, the scattering of sculptures in the park - from Hermes of Florence to Apollo of Belvedere, the Triple Lime Alley, the idea of Charles Cameron, the humpback bridge and architectural pavilions. Here is the monument to Paul I by Vitali, the pavilion “Monument to Parents” and the stylized Temple of Friendship on the bend of the Slavyanka River – all these objects form a rich cultural picture of the city.
Natural attractions are intertwined with man-made: Pavlovsk Park, considered one of the largest in Europe, offers wide lawns, woodlands, quiet ponds and winding embankments of Slavyanka. Walks along the alleys, views from the bridges and secluded corners make the city an ideal place for nature lovers and photographers, and the surrounding forests and park landscapes invite you to picnics and walks in the fresh air.
On our site, all the sights of Pavlovsk are conveniently collected on an interactive map: you can see their location, read brief descriptions and make your own route. The planning function helps to estimate the time for inspection, mark priority points and lay the optimal walking or car path through the city and the park.
You are free to explore Pavlovsk on your own, following the chosen route and enjoying the original atmosphere, or use the services of local guides and book a tour. Professional guides will tell stories about the palace and park sculptures, discover little-known facts and make the walk lively and informative - excursions are available in different formats and durations.
Come to Pavlovsk to see with your own eyes the combination of majestic architecture and calm nature, discover unusual corners and breathe in history. Plan a trip, take comfortable shoes and go explore the city - each discovery here leaves a warm impression and calls to come back again.
