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Birthplace in Moscow of the Romanov dynasty, this 16th-century palace recreates boyar life before 1613, just steps from Red Square.
Palais Peterhof
Nicknamed the 'Russian Versailles,' Peterhof Palace showcases Baroque palaces, terraced gardens and 176 fountains overlooking the Gulf of Finland.
Palais Pavlovsk
A neoclassical imperial residence south of Saint Petersburg, Pavlovsk Palace was the first Russian imperial palace opened to the public in 1872.
Located 25 km south of Saint Petersburg, the former Tsarskoye Selo brings together the Catherine and Alexander Palaces, their imperial parks and five historic museums.
Once the residence of Grand Duke Nicholas, the Nikolaevsky Palace in Saint Petersburg now hosts Russian folk performances in an imperial setting.
A former residence of the Yusupov family in Saint Petersburg, this palace museum blends aristocratic interiors with an exhibition dedicated to the assassination of Rasputin in 1916.
25 km south of St. Petersburg, Catherine Palace displays its baroque façade, its reconstructed Amber Room and a landscaped park spanning 300 hectares.
Palais des armures
At the heart of the Kremlin of Moscow, the Palace of Armories holds regalia, Fabergé eggs, ceremonial weapons and carriages of the tsars. Visit by reserved time slot.
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