Hermitage-Vyborg
Russia, Leningrad region, city of Vyborg, street P.F. Ladanova, 1 (Bastion Panzerlaks).
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The Hermitage-Vyborg is a museum and exhibition center located in the city of Vyborg, Leningrad region, and is the fifth branch of the State Hermitage. Its opening took place on June 16, 2010 in the building of the Panzerlax Bastion. This building is considered a monument of architecture, it was built in 1930, a project in the style of functionalism and neoclassical created by the Finnish architect Uno Werner Ulberg. The building has two wings, of which the museum center occupies the right, and the Children's School of Arts is located in the left.
Of great interest to visitors of the museum is the large-scale exposition “Great Catherine”, numbering about 200 exhibits of the era of Empress Catherine II. Other exhibitions devoted to Spanish art, Italian painting and sculpture, the development of a new style of applied art in France, as well as the art of the Islamic world, also do not leave anyone indifferent.
The museum center holds world masterpieces, many of which are rarely exhibited.
The Hermitage-Vyborg Museum has a lecture hall, an educational center with modern projection equipment, excursions with the participation of specialists of the State Hermitage are held.