Peterh of Palace Tour
Activity Details
Start Point: Russia
End Point: Russia
Transfer Type: Private Basis
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Activity Overview
Highlights
- Peterhof was laid out on the instructions from Peter the Great.
- The Peterhof Palace along with the city center is acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- During the second world war, the German troops damaged the property, but it was resurrected by the military engineers and thousands of volunteers.
Overview
The Peterhof Palace is a collection of gardens and palaces. It is located in the region of Peterhof, in St. Petersburg. Peterhof was laid out on the instructions from Peter the Great. The Peterhof Palace along with the city center is acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace and park of Peterhof are also known as “the Russian Versailles.” Continuous improvements were made to the monument was made throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
Description
The Peterhof Palace is a collection of gardens and palaces. It is located in the region of Peterhof, in St. Petersburg. Peterhof was laid out on the instructions from Peter the Great. The Peterhof Palace along with the city center is acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace and park of Peterhof are also known as “the Russian Versailles.” Continuous improvements were made to the monument was made throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. During the second world war, the German troops damaged the property, but it was resurrected by the military engineers and thousands of volunteers. The Palace was renamed as Petrodvorets but regained its name later and is still known as Peterhof.
Activity Important
Inclusion
- Certified English speaking local guide.
- Hotel/port pickup and drop.
Exclusion
- Tips and personal expenses.
Important to know
- Instant package confirmation at the time of booking.
- This package does not qualify for any refund policy.
- You will need to present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
