Livadia Palace

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historic building museum palace

Livadia Palace is a former summer residence of the Russian imperial family in Crimea, best known as the site of the 1945 Yalta Conference where Allied leaders planned the post–World War II order.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic building → museum → palace →
architect	Nikolay Krasnov →
architecturalStyle	Neo-Renaissance →
attendedBy	Franklin D. Roosevelt → Joseph Stalin → Winston Churchill →
builtFor	Russian imperial family →
constructionCompleted	1911 →
country	Russia (de facto control) → Ukraine (internationally recognized) →
eventDate	Yalta Conference 1945 →
eventHosted	Yalta Conference →
floorCount	2 →
governedBy	local Crimean authorities →
hasExhibition	Romanov family memorabilia → Yalta Conference exhibits →
hasFunction	conference venue → museum → residence →
hasGarden	Italian-style terraces →
hasPart	Arabic courtyard → Italian courtyard → Tsar’s private apartments → White Hall → palace park →
hasView	Black Sea coast →
heritageStatus	cultural heritage monument of regional significance in Crimea →
knownFor	residence of the last Russian tsar → site of the 1945 Yalta Conference →
locatedIn	Crimea → Livadia → Yalta region →
locatedOn	Crimean Peninsula →
material	white Crimean limestone →
near	city of Yalta →
openToPublic	yes →
overlooks	Black Sea →
predecessorBuilding	original Livadia estate palace →
predecessorDestroyed	demolished in early 20th century →
rebuiltFor	Nicholas II of Russia →
surroundedBy	Livadia Park →
touristAttraction	yes →
usedAs	sanatorium during Soviet period → summer residence of the Russian imperial family →
usedBy	Empress Alexandra Feodorovna → House of Romanov → Tsar Nicholas II of Russia →

Referenced by (25)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Livadia → Livadia Park → Livadia, Crimea → Yalta →	hasLandmark
Alix of Hesse and by Rhine → Empress Maria Alexandrovna of Russia → Maria Nikolaevna of Russia →	residence
Livadia → Livadia, Crimea →	hasBuilding
Livadia → Livadia, Crimea →	knownFor
Livadia Park ("Livadia Palace and Park ensemble") → White Hall (Livadia Palace) ("Livadia Palace complex") →	partOf
Livadia Park ("Livadia Palace complex") →	adjacentTo
Nikolay Krasnov ("Livadia Palace in Crimea") →	designed
Livadia →	hasHeritageSite
Southern Coast of Crimea →	hasHistoricSite
Crimean Conference →	hostedAt
White Hall (Livadia Palace) →	locatedIn
Nikolay Krasnov →	notableWork
Livadia Park →	surrounds
Potsdam Conference ("Cecilienhof Palace") →	tookPlaceAt
Livadia →	touristAttraction
Yalta Conference →	venue
Crimea →	YaltaConferenceVenue