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Peterhof (Petrodvorets) One of St. Petersburg's most famous and popular visitor attractions, the palace and park at Peterhof (also known as Petrodvorets) are often referred to as "the Russian Versailles", although many visitors conclude that the comparison does a disservice to the grandeur and scope of this majestic estate.
Peterhof, suburb of St. Petersburg, northwestern European Russia. It lies on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland, 18 miles (29 km) southwest of the city of St. Petersburg Peter I (the Great) founded Peterhof in 1709 as a country estate.
6 de jun. de 2019 · The magnificence of Peterhof, Peter the Great's summer imperial palace on the Gulf of Finland on Baltic Sea, is somewhat reminiscent of Versailles near Paris. Peter the Great visited Versailles in 1717 and he returned to Saint Petersburg with many ideas for enhancing his own summer palace and grounds, which were already under construction.
Los turistas que quieren ir a ver Peterhof tienen que saber que la residencia se encuentra a unos 30 kilómetros del centro histórico de San Petersburgo en una ciudad homónima Peterhof. Cada verano a Peterhof vienen miles de turistas con intención de conocer el Palacio Grande, que hoy en día funciona como museo, y los parques alrededor.
This elegant baroque palace is the centre of the Peterhof estate, boasting regal facades and stunningly ornate interiors. Open: Daily, except Mondays, 10:30 am to 7 pm. Last admission is at 5:45 pm. Thursday: 10:30 am to 9 pm. Last admission is at 8 pm. Admission: RUB 600.00.
The water comes naturally from Ropsha Heights through a system of canals, ponds and locks. Total water consumption by Peterhof fountains - 1100 liters per second. The maximum height of the jet of the Samson fountain - 20 meters. Fountain masters service 12 440 stone surfaces, rotate about 300 gate valves daily, 60% of which are from the 18th ...
1. Pedro el Grande concibió Peterhof como el “Versalles ruso”. Durante la gran guerra del Norte (1700-1721), Pedro el Grande reconquistó a los suecos los territorios de las orillas del Neva y del Golfo de Finlandia, donde fundó San Petersburgo, la nueva capital de su imperio, en 1703. Ya en 1714 Pedro el Grande comenzó a construir una ...
