Petrovsky Palace at the entrance of Moscow. The palace was built in the era of Catherine the Great and was the penultimate stopover of Russian emperors in their journey from Saint Petersburg (then capitall of the Russian empire) to Moscow.
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Creator
CLARKE, Edward Daniel
Title
Petrovsky Palace at the entrance of Moscow. The palace was built in the era of Catherine the Great and was the penultimate stopover of Russian emperors in their journey from Saint Petersburg (then capitall of the Russian empire) to Moscow.
Alternative Title
Palace of Petrovsky, the Residence of the Russian Sovereigns during their Visit to Moscow.
Date
1810
Bibliographic Citation
CLARKE, Edward Daniel. Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia and Africa by Edward Daniel Clarke LL.D. Part the First. Russia Tatary and Turkey, London, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1810.
Identifier
clarke3_10
Spatial Coverage
Moscow
Russia
Subject
Architecture and built environment
State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations
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CLARKE, Edward Daniel, “Petrovsky Palace at the entrance of Moscow. The palace was built in the era of Catherine the Great and was the penultimate stopover of Russian emperors in their journey from Saint Petersburg (then capitall of the Russian empire) to Moscow.,” travelogues, accessed November 21, 2024, https://english.travelogues.gr/items/show/56723.