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A Nagy Palota és a Felső kertek légifelvétele. A Peterhof vagy Petrodvorec ( orosz: Петерго́ф, Petergóf) (a kora újkori holland " Pieterhof ", azaz "Pieter udvara" utánzata), [1] egy Petergofban található paloták és kertek sorozata, amelyet I. Péter építtetett XIV. Lajos francia király Versailles-i kastélyára adott ...
Peterhof-palasset og Den store kaskaden Nattbilete av bustadområde i Peterhof. Byen har namnet etter palasskomplekset Peterhof, som byen er bygd opp rundt. Peterhof-palasset består av fleire palass og eit omfattande park- og hageområde. Det vart bygde etter ordre frå Peter den store og vert stundom kalla «Russland sitt svar på Versailles».
Palata Peterhof ( rus. Петергоф, [1] emulacija ranomodernog holandskog „Piterhof“, što znači „Petrov dvor“), [2] serija je palata i vrtova smeštenih u Petergofu, Sankt Peterburg, Rusija, koje je Petar Veliki naručio kao direktan odgovor na Palatu Versaj francuskog kralja Luja XIV. [3] Prvobitno je 1709. godine Petrova namera ...
La iglesia de San Alejandro Nevski (en ruso Церковь Александра Невского) es una iglesia ortodoxa rusa en honor a Alejandro Nevski. Está situada en Peterhof en el Parque Alejandra, cerca de San Petersburgo, y fue construida a petición de Nicolás I de Rusia. 1 Fue diseñada por Karl Friedrich Schinkel siguiendo el ...
Peterhof (or Petergof), meaning "Peter's Court" is a town in Saint Petersburg on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland. It has a population of about 65,000. It hosts one of two campuses of Saint Petersburg State University. A series of palaces and gardens, laid out on the orders of Peter the Great, and sometimes called the "Russian ...
Peterhof ("Petrodvorets" on this map) is southeast of Kronstadt Island on the shore. St. Petersburg is to the east on the River Neva. Official page for Monplaisir Palace, the palace and personal retreat that Peter the Great designed and built for his own pleasure. Data geografi terkait Istana Peterhof di OpenStreetMap.
Palaces, fountains, and gardens. Petergof is named after the Peterhof Grand Palace, a sixteen-meter-high bluff lying less than a hundred meters from the shore. The so-called Lower Gardens (Nizhny Sad), at 1.02 square kilometers (0.39 sq mi) comprising the better part of the palace complex land area, are confined between this bluff and the shore, stretching east and west for roughly 200 meters ...