Petrovsky Palace

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Petrovsky Palace is a historic neoclassical residence in Moscow, Russia, built in the late 18th century as an imperial stopover palace for Russian tsars traveling between St. Petersburg and the Kremlin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf neoclassical architecture
palace
architecturalStyle Neoclassicism NERFINISHED
connectsTravelBetween Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1780
constructionStart 1776
country Russia
currentUse hotel
official ceremonial residence of the Mayor of Moscow
hasArchitect Matvey Kazakov NERFINISHED
hasHeritageStatus cultural heritage monument of federal significance in Russia
hasNameInRussian Петровский путевой дворец
hasPart courtyard
gatehouse
main palace building
park
pavilions
hasRenovation major restoration completed in the early 21st century
hasTourismAttractionType architectural landmark
historic site
heritageDesignation object of cultural heritage of Russia
inception 1776
locatedIn Moscow
Russia
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Central Federal District NERFINISHED
Moscow Oblast NERFINISHED
locatedInTime late 18th century
locatedNear Dynamo Moscow area
Petrovsky Park NERFINISHED
locatedOn Leningradsky Prospekt NERFINISHED
namedAfter Saint Peter NERFINISHED
originalFunction stopover residence for Russian tsars
owner City of Moscow NERFINISHED
partOf Moscow architectural heritage
significantEvent Napoleon Bonaparte stayed there in 1812 NERFINISHED
styleElement domes and turrets
red brick facades
white stone decorative details
use imperial stopover palace
residence
usedAs aviation research institute premises in the 20th century
hotel
residence of Moscow governors in the 19th century
usedBy Russian tsars NERFINISHED

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Dynamo District hasNearbyLandmark Petrovsky Palace
Petrovsky Park hasPart Petrovsky Palace
Petrovsky Park hasLandmark Petrovsky Palace
Petrovsky Park namedAfter Petrovsky Palace