Tsarskoye Selo Collection (page 4)

Russia, Saint Petersburg, Pushkin-Tsarskoye Selo, Alexander Palace, final home of Czar Nicholas II until the Russian Revolution

PETROGRAD, c1917. A crowd outside of Tsarskoye Selo in Petrograd, Russia. Photograph by James Maxwell Pringle, 1917 or 1918

View of the domes of the Chapel of the Catherine Palace, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pushkin, near St. Petersburg, Russia, Europe

TSARSKOYE SELO, 1917. Tsar Nicholas II, along with his family and staff, working in the garden at the Tsarskoye Selo imperial palace while under guard following the Tsars abdication

GRAND DUCHESS TATIANA (1897-1918). Grand Duchess of Russia and daughter of Czar Nicholas II. Carrying a stretcher loaded with sod outside Alexander Palace

TSARSKOYE SELO, 1917. Tsar Nicholas II, along with his family and staff, working in the garden at the Tsarskoye Selo imperial palace while under guard following the Tsars abdication

West end, Catherine Palace, Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin), near St. Petersburg, Russia, Europe

CATHERINE PALACE, 1761. Left panel of a panoramic engraving of the Catherine Palace, the summer residence of Russian tsars in Tsarskoye Selo, near St. Petersburg, Russia. Line engraving, 1761

CATHERINE PALACE, 1761. Right panel of a panoramic engraving of the Catherine Palace, the summer residence of Russian tsars in Tsarskoye Selo, near St. Petersburg, Russia. Line engraving, 1761

Russia, St. Petersburg, Catherines Palace (aka Bolshoi Yekaterinsky Dvorets). Palace view from gardens. (RF)

Russia, St. Petersburg, Catherines Palace (aka Bolshoi Yekaterinsky Dvorets), interior. The Great Hall

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"Tsarskoye Selo: A Royal Retreat in St. Petersburg, Russia" Discover the enchanting world of Tsarskoye Selo, a captivating retreat nestled just outside the bustling city of St. Petersburg. This historic town, also known as Pushkin, holds a rich tapestry of Russian history and imperial grandeur. Once the residence of Nicholas II, the last czar of Russia from 1894 to 1917, Tsarskoye Selo Palace witnessed both opulence and turmoil. Imagine the former czar detained within its walls during those fateful days in 1917, guarded by armed sentinels who stood watch over his uncertain fate. Transport yourself back to October 30th, 1837 when the first train arrived from St. Petersburg to Tsarskoye Selo – an event that marked a new era for this idyllic destination. Picture yourself strolling through Catherine Park's Private Garden with its Italian-style pergola providing shade and serenity amidst lush greenery. Marvel at Catherine Palace's majestic beauty as you explore its regal halls adorned with intricate artwork and lavish furnishings. Cross over the Large Chinese Bridge in Alexander Park where a figure of a Chinese man stands proudly - an homage to cultural diversity embraced by Russian royalty. Pause for reflection on Krestovy Bridge near Alexander Park - witness its tranquil surroundings blending harmoniously with nature's splendor. And don't forget to visit Small Chinese Bridge where another figurine awaits your admiration. Immerse yourself further into history at Church of the Resurrection within Catherine Palace grounds – marvel at its stunning architecture while contemplating centuries-old stories etched into every stone. Tsarskoye Selo beckons you with open arms; come experience this extraordinary blend of imperial elegance and natural beauty that has captivated visitors for generations.