• Hermitage Museum - Wikipedia

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    The State Hermitage Museum. View of (from left) the Hermitage Theatre, Old Hermitage, and Small Hermitage.

  • Hermitage Museum

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    Hermitage (sant petersburg).

  • instagram.com/hermitage_museum/?Hl=En

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    753k Followers, 579 Following, 8,616 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Эрмитаж / Hermitage Museum (@hermitage_museum).

  • Ermitaj Müzesi - Vikipedi

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    Ana müze kompleksindeki altı binadan beşi, yani Kışlık Saray, Küçük Hermitage, Eski Hermitage, Yeni Hermitage ve Hermitage Tiyatrosu halka açıktır.

  • The State Hermitage (@hermitage_eng) / Twitter

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    This is why we decided to take pipes and smoking accessories away from the Hermitage pictures. Jean-Léon Gérôme. Pool in a Harem.

  • St. Petersburg Gezi Rehberi: Bir Müze Harikası: Hermitage...

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    40 yıla yakın bir zamandır görsel sanatlarla ilgilenince St. Petersburg Hermitage bölümünü ayrı bir gezi yazısı olarak yazmalıydım. Ben de öyle yaptım.

  • Hermitage Müzesi Hakkında Bilgi ve Eserler

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    Ana müze kompleksindeki altı binalardan beşi, yani Kış Sarayı, Küçük Hermitage, Eski Hermitage, Yeni Hermitage ve Hermitage Tiyatrosu, halka açıktır.

  • The Hermitage

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    The Hermitage complex now contains the Winter Palace, the Great (Old) Hermitage, the New Hermitage, the Small Hermitage, the Hermitage Theater...

  • The Hermitage - History and Facts | History Hit

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    ...Berlin-based merchant Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky, the Hermitage is the second-largest museum in the world, with over 3 million items in its collection.

  • State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia

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    The bulk of the Hermitage collection is housed in the Winter Palace, formerly the official residence of the Romanov Tsars, and its several annexes.