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Catherine's Palace  
 
History, Treasures, Appearance
   
Birth of The Palace
The Catherine's Palace, in Pushkin (Tsarskoe Selo), ranks as one of the masterpieces of the world architecture and art. First build by Braunstein, it has been given in 1710 by Peter the Great to his wife Catherine.

Bartolomeo Rastrelli's Baroque

Later on, it has been enlarged and modified following the exquisite baroque style
of the famous Italian designer Bartolomeo Rastrelli.

Imperial Residence
Until the Revolution, the Catherine's Palace "was used as the summer residence of the Imperial family". Its grandiose lurquoise, while and gold facade stretches 978 feet. And its most spacious room, the Great Hall, covers 860 square meters. The park enhances the splendour of the Palace with its charming pavilious such as the Grollo pavilion, the Hermitage and the Chinese Pagoda.
   
This New Year’s it’s the CZAR’S BALL amid the splendor of Empress Catherine’s IMPERIAL PALACE
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Ball Program Citation
... Inside the Palace the Russian hussars, Prince and Princess provide a lavish welcome traditionally reserved for the royalty.

The guests walk up to the main entrance on a thick carpet and the palace is again aglow with lights.

Upon mounting the marble stairway, the guests pass through silken rooms and polished halls to admire the elegant palace interiors.

Magnificent rooms stretch in a sumptuous to form one uninterrupted suite of
apartments. The interior is animated by enchanting flube music and ballet dancers
performing duets to the sounds of a harpsichord.

The splendid effect of this passageway prepares the guests for one of the main treasures of the palace- the mysterious Amber room.... (see more»)