We continue the discovery of Saint Petersburg through its many palaces dating from the imperial era, today with the magnificent palace of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich.

Visiting such museums is a journey through time to discover another era and another society that lived by cultivating refinement.

There are an endless number of palaces in Saint Petersburg and its region, since it used to be the capital of the empire for more than two hundred years, probably the most cultural years too, following the creation of Saint Petersburg by Peter the Great in 1703.

Gatchina Palace is not the most famous one, but one of the biggest.

Let’s discover this incredible place together !

Discover the Yusupov Palace, one of the few surviving and well-preserved aristocratic mansions in St. Petersburg, which has belonged to the wealthy Yusupov family for five generations.

DISCOVER the Stroganov Palace, a splendid example of Russian Baroque with Classicism interiors.

Located on the main avenue (Nevsky Prospect), The Stroganoff Palace used to be the residential building of the Stroganoff Family, a long-established family of industrialists and Art collectors.