Monplaisir Palace

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historic building palace tourist attraction

Monplaisir Palace is a seaside Baroque pavilion in Peterhof, Russia, built as Peter the Great’s favored retreat overlooking the Gulf of Finland.

Statements (37)
Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building →
palace →
tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle Baroque →
associatedWith Peterhof fountains and parks →
Russian Empire →
category Baroque architecture in Russia →
Palaces in Saint Petersburg →
Royal residences in Russia →
World Heritage Sites in Russia →
commissionedBy Peter the Great →
continent Europe →
country Russia →
Russian Federation →
era early 18th century →
favoriteResidenceOf Peter the Great →
hasFeature Dutch-style elements →
decorative interiors →
garden →
seaside pavilion →
terrace overlooking the sea →
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site →
heritageSiteOf Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments →
languageOfName French →
locatedIn Gulf of Finland coast →
Petergof Palace complex →
Peterhof →
Saint Petersburg →
locatedNear Baltic Sea →
meaningOfName "my pleasure" in French →
openToPublic true →
overlooks Gulf of Finland →
owner Russian state →
partOf Peterhof Palace and Park Ensemble →
patron Peter the Great →
use museum →
royal residence →
Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Petergof →
hasAttraction
Peterhof Palace →
hasPart
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