Peterhof. Treasures of the Empress

This idyllic country residence, created between 1820 and 1840, served as a retreat for relaxation and informal gatherings of the royal family, reflecting a spirit of domestic comfort rather than officialdom. Through an exhibition project organized in collaboration with the State Historical Museum, viewers gained an unprecedented opportunity to explore the intricacies of palace life, including Alexandra Feodorovna's personal belongings, her art collection, and works by Russian and foreign artists and craftsmen such as landscapes by O. A. Kiprensky, I. Aivazovsky, and genre portraits by F. A. Moller. Among the exhibits are unique "Gothic" and "Coral" services, an antique porcelain figurine of Alexandra's mother, throne furniture, and even a real carriage stored in the museum's collections. This virtual tour is complemented by educational sessions, including lectures, excursions, and live broadcasts designed to deeply immerse viewers in Russia's past and cultural heritage, providing digital access to historical legacy worldwide.