- Kuskovo Church and Bell Tower. Tapestry Room of Kuskovo Palace. Everyday bedchamber of Kuskovo Palace. Dining Room of Kuskovo Palace.
- In 1715 the Kuskovo estate was bought by Count Borisn Sheremetev from his younger brother Vladimir.Yayınlandı25 Eki 2021
- As per wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuskovo): “Kuskovo (Russian: Кусково) was the summer country house and estate of the Sheremetev family.
- During the 1770s-1780s, the Kuskovo Estate was visited by nearly 30,000 people, including Catherine the Great and Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II.
- The Kuskovo Estate is an architectural and artistic ensemble of the XVIII century located in the East of Moscow.
- The village of Kuskovo had belonged to the Sheremetev family since the 16th century. But contemporary images of the estate are mostly based on how it looked at...
- Kuskovo Estate The central element of the entire ensemble Sheremetev Palace was created to the tastes and rules of Russian court life and art of the XVIII...
- Here is one of the most popular places of pilgrimage for Moscow tourists - the Sheremetyevs' estate in Kuskovo.
- In 1919 the estate became a Museum, and since 1938 (after the transfer to Kuskovo Russia's only Ceramics Museum) was renamed “the State Museum of...
- With him the estate acquired the status of «a summer country party house». Kuskovo was not touched by the war and class struggle of the «bolsheviks».
