- By the way, Peterhof received his final - translated from German - name in 1944, just after the bombing of the city by fascist troops.
- The Peterhof Palace (Russian: Петергоф, romanized: Petergóf, IPA: [pʲɪtʲɪrˈɡof],[1]) (an emulation of early modern Dutch "Pieterhof", meaning "Pieter's Court")[2]...
- Petergof Sarayı'nın (ana bina) ve yukarı bahçenin havadan görünümü. ... Petergof, 23 Eylül 1941'de Almanlar tarafından ele geçirildi.
- The city of Peterhof began with an ensemble of palaces and parks which Emperor Peter I decided to build to overshadow the famous French Versailles.
- Peterhof located outside St. Petersburg, Russia is a summary and description of the Imperial estate including Monplaisir, Marly Palace and Cottage Palace.
- The undoubted jewel and ‘calling card’ of the entire Peterhof complex is the stunning system of fountains, which in 2021 celebrated its 300th anniversary!
- This is one of the first pieces of furniture that belonged to the Hilltop Chambers of Peter the Great, later named the Grand Peterhof Palace.
- Açık bir planlama sayesinde, Peterhof iki ek bina daha aldı - devlet köylüler için, Kurşunlar için, Kuryeler için Master'ın Kolordu yapıldı - Kavaler.
- büyük petro sarayı yaptırmaya başlamış ancak versailles'ı ziyaret etmesinden sonra planlarını değiştirmiş. ermitaj lourve ise peterhof versailles'tir.
- Peterhof stands on the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. This majestic residence of Russian tsars is one of the most popular museums in Russia.