• Winter Palace — Destination: History

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    It wasn’t until 1992, that the famous ‘Winter Palace of Peter I’ opened on display in the Hermitage Theatre.

  • Best 5 Things to See in Winter Palace Saint Petersburg

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    You can find the location of Winter Palace on Google Maps, in addition to the valuable information about it in this article.
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  • Winter Palace - 1762

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    In 1917, when the monarchy was overthrown in Russia, and the power came to the Provisional Government, the Winter Palace became its the residence.

  • The Winter Palace - History and Facts | History Hit

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    (The palace is adjacent to the site of Peter the Great’s original Winter Palace, built in 1708, which is now the site of the Hermitage Theatre.)

  • Winter Palace

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    It seems that Peter soon tired of the first palace, for in 1721 the second version of the Winter Palace was built under the direction of architect Georg Mattarnovy.

  • Category:Winter Palace of Peter I of Russia - Wikimedia...

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    Disign of the ground floor of Peter I's Winter House.jpg 586 × 1,366; 445 KB.

  • Winter Palace St Petersburg Russia

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    The inside of the Palace has been reconstructed several times: during the 1780s and 1790s by Giacomo Quarenghi and Ivan Starov and in the 1830s by Carlo...

  • Winter Palace - Hermitage - St. Petersburg

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    600 rubles - a single ticket to the Winter Palace, in the General Staff, the Winter Palace of Peter 1, Menshikov Palace, the Imperial Porcelain Museum (valid for all...

  • Winter Palace of Peter the Great | Sightseeing | St.Petersburg

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    The Winter Palace of Peter the Great is a unique architectural monument of the first quarter of the 18th century.