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- In June 2012, after an extensive restoration, the Palace of Facets was reopened to public,[1] though in practice only organized prearranged tours are available.
- Architect Mark Fryazin founded The Faceted Chamber in 1487 on the site of an ancient gridiron for ceremonial receptions in the Grand Duke’s Palace of Ivan III.
- Palace of Facets, Moscow Kremlin, Russia. ... Visit the grand locations like Palace of Facets and loads more that Moscow have to offer!
- Palace of Facets in the Moscow Kremlin During the first years after its completion this palace was called simply "The Great Palace".
- The last coronation feast took place in the Palace of Facets on May 14, 1896 in honor of the coronation of Emperor Nicholas II.
- Palace of Facets is Moscow's oldest secular structure. It is also the only surviving part of the palace complex of Ivan III; the Tsar who introduced brickwork to...
- All important information about the Palace of Facets: Description, website, phone, opening hours, admission fees, address and getting there.
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- The history of the construction of the Faceted Chamber
- The Palace of Facets in the 18th-20th centuries
- The Palace of Facets—so called from the exterior finish of faceted, white stone squares—was built in 1487–91.
- In 1882 the Palekh painters, the Belousov brothers, restoredthe murals of the Palace of Facets from the copies made 200 years previouslyby Simon Ushakov.
- The Palace of Facets owes its name to the particular limestone cladding of its facade that almost seems made from hundreds of protruding points.
- The main one-pillar hall is on the first floor of the Palace of Facets. It has a square shape and the characteristic vaults of that period supported by a single pillar in...
