Grand Peterhof Palace
Divorce St., 2, Peterhof, Russia
Description:
The Grand Peterhof Palace is the largest architectural structure of the palace and park ensemble of Petrodvorets. It is located in the city of Peterhof on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland.
The palace was built by architect Francesco Rastrelli in the Elizabethan Baroque style. Its construction lasted from 1714 to 1755 and reflects several periods in the history of the imperial residence.
The facade of the Grand Palace, which is 300 meters, stretches along the coastline and amazes with its splendor.
Today it is a Historical and Art Museum, whose expositions give an opportunity to get acquainted with the art of the Russian palace interior of the 18-19 centuries. Visitors will be able to see many state halls, art galleries and salons of the Grand Palace, including the office of Peter I, which occupies a special place in the interior of the palace and is decorated with light oak.