Summer Palace of Peter the Great
Historical landmark · Aptekarskiy ·

Summer Palace of Peter the Great

Historical landmark · Aptekarskiy ·

Museum with original art, clothing, furniture, and gardens

Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
Summer Palace of Peter the Great by null
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литер А, St Petersburg, Russia, 191186 Get directions

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литер А, St Petersburg, Russia, 191186 Get directions

+7 812 347 87 04
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Summer Palace of Peter the Great

Ross D.

Google
We did not get inside but the building which is a two-storey Dutch-style building is impressive as are the beautiful landscape of the Summer Garden.

J C

Google
Peterhof was built by Peter the Great, the exterior is simple, and the interior is magnificent, the main buildings are the Grand Palace, the Summer Garden, the Marli Palace, the Treasure Pavilion, the Alexander Garden, etc....., after the October Revolution, the summer palace was opened as a gallery and a historical museum.

michael E.

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A quick morning tour with a group, lots of things to see if you have the time but the opulence of it all shows why they had a revolution, the gardens are nice

Gihan P.

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Summer palace of the Peter the great shows how simple man he had been. Sad to note that he has pass off at 53 years of age.

Risto A.

Google
It's must visit palace. It's like traveling back in time and the concept of the garden and the impressive engineering of the fountains that doesn't run on electricity...everything is just mindblowing and worth every penny !!!!

Sling A.

Google
The most modest palace you will visit, which is part of its charm. The first of quite a few palaces Peter the Great built in Saint Petersburg was the Summer Palace. Peter the Great lived here with his family for nearly ten years from when it was built in 1714 until he died. Quite a modest palace as compared to the many palaces that were to follow. Best views are from a canal boat tour of which there are many to choose from at an affordable rate.

Eshcho O.

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The Summer Palace of Peter the Great was built between 1710–1714 in the northeast corner of the Summer Garden that sat on an island formed by the Fontanka river, Moyka river, the Swan Canal (also known as Winter Canal) and has the railings of its northern perimeter running along the left bank of the Neva river across from the Cabin of Peter the Great and Peter and Paul Fortress and was the first palace built in Saint Petersburg, the second largest city in Russia. When the Summer Palace was completed in 1714, it became the residence of Peter the Great and his second wife Catherine I of Russia and many of their 12 children—with Peter occupying the first floor and Catherine, along with the children, occupying the second one, until Peter’s death in 1725

Alexander H.

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A very small dwelling, a surprise actually. Accessible in the Summer Gardens