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The Grand Palace along with the large fountain cascade in front of it is the main attraction of Peterhof and architectural dominant of the whole Palace and Park complex. In XVII – XIX centuries the Grand Peterhof Palace was the main ceremonial residence of Russian tsars, which hosted important events and celebrations, receptions, balls and masquerades.
Timofeev. After 200 years of serving as a grand summer residence of the emperors, Peterhof is inextricably connected with the Russian history. The seaside paradise was built, as a grandiose triumphal memorial glorifying the grandeur of Russia, in conquering the much needed and desired access to the Baltic Sea, during the Great Northern War.
12 de sept. de 2022 · Peterhof (Russian Петергоф or Петергоф, Petergof) is a town within the Petrodvortsovy district in St. Petersburg, at the shore of the Gulf of Finland, located about 30 kilometers west of St. Petersburg. This small town is famous because in it you will find the palaces and gardens of Peterhof, created by order of Peter the Great.
In Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli …on a reconstruction of the palace of Peterhof. The three-story building stretches nearly 1,000 feet (some 300 metres). Situated on the seashore and surrounded by a great number of fountains, the palace—in the words of the director and painter Alexandre Benois—gave the impression of being the “Residence of the Sea…
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Peterhof during the Second World War. Photo by unknown author, 1943. Peterhof was devastated during the three year German occupation. Many of its fountains were destroyed, the Grand Palace was partially blown up, and its interiors almost completely burnt out in the subsequent fire.
