• 59°56′25″N 30°20′16″E / 59.9404°N 30.3377°E. Saint Michael's Castle (Russian: Михайловский замок, Mikhailovsky zamok)...
  • According to legend, the castle is named after Archangel Saint Michael. ... After the assassination of Paul I, the Romanovs abandoned Saint Michael’s Castle.
  • In the castle there was a temple of Michael the Archangel, the patron saint of the House of Romanov, in connection with which the castle-residence got its name...
  • After you finish your trip at Saint Michael Castle, we recommend you visit some amusing nearby attractions, like Mini Gorod Park Saint Petersburg that’s...
  • Saint Michael’s Castle (or Mikhailovsky, or Engineer Castle) – a former imperial palace in the center of St. Petersburg at Sadovaya Street, No. 2...
  • St. Michael's Castle, also called "Mikhailovsky Castle" or "Castle of the Engineers", is a former royal residence in the center of the historic city of Saint Petersburg...
  • St Michaels Mount Castle and the island that it is sat on is a serious melting pot of myths, legends, secrets, and stories just waiting for you to uncover.
  • St. Michael's Castle was originally built in the 1630s for Sir Arthur Magennis, an Anglican member of the influential Magennis family in County Fermanagh.
  • Saint Michael's Castle. Mikhailovsky Castle is the royal residence of the monarch Paul I, erected in 1797-1801. The castle is essentially a palace, but after Paul I...
  • At first on-site of Mikhailovsky (St. Michael's) Castle there was the Summer Palace of Elizabeth of Russia constructed by the architect Bartolomeo Bartolomeo...