Jewelry Paradise at the Faberge Museum
Description:
The Link of Times Foundation opened the Faberge Museum in St. Petersburg ten years ago. It is located in the palace of the Naryshkin-Shuvalovs on the shore of the Fontanka.
In the ceremonial halls of the once noble house there is a collection of products of pre-revolutionary Russia. The core of the museum collection are Easter eggs from the supplier of the imperial court firm Carl Faberge. Complement the central exposition of items made of silver, enamel and porcelain, and a small but worthy selection of paintings.
The price includes:
The cost of the tour includes tickets and a tour with a licensed guide. You don’t have to worry about buying tickets, everything is included.
The tour takes place on a schedule, on days of the week, every day.
Start at 16:15.
The Faberge Museum is a real paradise of applied art, where eternally flowering plants and singing birds coexist with clockwork mechanisms and unique portraits.
The tour passes through the suite of ceremonial halls of the aristocratic palace, known since the late 18th century.
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