Located Outside St. Petersburg, Peterhof is the name of the majestic palace that was once the summer residence of the Russian Tsar’s. Whether public galleries or private quarters, everywhere there is a superb array of many objets d’art and splendid interior architecture.

The central point of the Peterhof’s 21 hectare upper park is a replica of Nurnberg‘s glorious Neptune Fountain, which is both an architectural and horticultural work of art. Tsar Peter The Great gathered together an army of soldiers, serfs and servants to dig the ditches and canals that would serve the gardens and their gigantic water features. The glittering design of the lower park leaves no doubt that the Peterhof was a powerful symbol of the new sea lords who ruled over Russia.