Grand Menshikov Palace

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Grand Menshikov Palace is an early 18th-century Baroque residence near Saint Petersburg, Russia, built for Prince Alexander Menshikov and notable for its lavish interiors and role in the imperial court’s suburban life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque residence
cultural heritage monument
palace
architecturalStyle Baroque
Petrine Baroque
associatedWith Peter the Great NERFINISHED
builtFor Alexander Menshikov NERFINISHED
category Baroque architecture in Russia
Palaces in Saint Petersburg region
Royal residences in Russia
constructionStart early 18th century
country Russia
function residence
suburban imperial residence
hasFeature ceremonial halls
decorative stucco
enfilade of state rooms
painted ceilings
park terraces
rich woodcarving
sea-facing façade
hasGarden formal park
hasView Gulf of Finland NERFINISHED
heritageStatus part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalEra reign of Peter the Great
locatedIn Leningrad Oblast NERFINISHED
Oranienbaum NERFINISHED
locatedNear Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
locatedOn southern coast of the Gulf of Finland
material brick
stone
notableFor lavish interiors
role in imperial court suburban life
openToPublic yes
ownerHistorical Alexander Menshikov NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
partOf Oranienbaum palace-and-park ensemble NERFINISHED
patron Prince Alexander Menshikov NERFINISHED
region Northwestern Russia NERFINISHED
significance example of early 18th-century Russian Baroque palace architecture
one of the earliest suburban residences of the Russian imperial elite
UNESCOSite Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments NERFINISHED
usedAs museum
usedBy Russian imperial court NERFINISHED

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Lomonosov, Russia contains Grand Menshikov Palace
Lomonosov town in Leningrad Oblast hasPalace Grand Menshikov Palace
subject surface form: Lomonosov
Petrodvortsovy District contains Grand Menshikov Palace
this entity surface form: Grand Menshikov Palace in Oranienbaum