Stieglitz Museum of Applied Arts
A Baron's gift became one of Saint Petersburg's most ornate museums, its Neo-Renaissance halls housing rare glass, porcelain…
A Baron's gift became one of Saint Petersburg's most ornate museums, its Neo-Renaissance halls housing rare glass, porcelain…
Built 1696–1719 by merchant Grigory Stroganov, this Nizhny Novgorod church survived fire, tsarist closure and Soviet demolition plans,…
Rastrelli's pink Baroque palace for the Stroganov family stands at Nevsky Prospect and the Moika, now a Russian…
Built in 1192, this 12th-century church on the Volkhov River's west bank is one of Russia's oldest surviving…
Built for Peter the Great between 1710 and 1714, this modest riverside palace by Trezzini was Saint Petersburg's…
Sungir is an Upper Paleolithic archaeological site near Vladimir, Russia, containing some of the most extraordinary human burials…
A sixteenth-century Orthodox monastery on an island in the Volga River, built by Ivan the Terrible and home…
A Taganrog mansion turned art museum, holding icons, Russian Realist masters and Soviet-era works rebuilt after wartime looting…
Founded in 1827, Taganrog's drama theater shaped young Anton Chekhov and later took his name, earning heritage status…
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