In the south of Moscow ... Tsaritsyno offers an idyllic getaway without leaving the city. Visitors often crowd around an enormous fountain near the park’s entrance, but you’ll find the palace ...

To walk through the Tsaritsyno Palace, nestled in a Moscow nature reserve, is to journey back to the golden age of Russian nobility. Gilded hallways lead to grand ballrooms; hidden grottoes and ...

Plans through 2030 include exchange exhibitions and joint projects with museums in Mexico, China, Brazil and other countries.

Courtesy of Xu Wenteng The Tsaritsyno Palace in southeast Moscow, which was built under the order of Catherine the Great in 1776, used to attract numerous Chinese tourists in particular.

Alexandra Gerasimova, curator of the exhibition, told mos.ru about how the Empress worked, spent her leisure time and what important reforms she adopted during her reign.

The Tsaritsyno Reserve Nestled in the south of Moscow is the Tsaritsyno Reserve, a palace museum and park reserve made up of late 18th century chambers, greenhouses, a historically landscaped park ...

Tsaritsyno Park, This huge park in the south of Moscow was laid out at the behest of Catherine the Great, who wanted a new European-style summer retreat in the city. Unfortunately, the main ...

MOSCOW, September 21 ... The facade of the Great Tsaritsyno Palace will serve as a screen for the story of the Phoenix Bird, dubbed A Palace of Travels, and an audiovisual show about a future ...

on loan from the Grand Master’s Palace in Valletta, was inaugurated with much fanfare at the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve in Moscow. This painting is the focus of an important one-piece exhibition.