Interesting excursion to the Faberge Museum

 If you are looking for a private museum in Saint Petersburg, consider a visit to the Faberge Museum. Founded by Viktor Vekselberg, the museum repatriates lost cultural artifacts back to Russia. It houses an incredible collection of relics from the past.

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There are over 4,000 items on display at the Faberge Museum. They are displayed in twelve exquisite rooms. The displays are all carefully restored and evoke the grandeur of the time. Highlights include the nine unique Faberge eggs, given to the last two tsars as Easter gifts. History buffs and those interested in Russia's rich cultural heritage will love this trip.

The museum is open daily from 10am to 8pm. Admission tickets are available at the ticket office. Be sure to purchase your tickets ahead of time. You can even look up the schedule of guided tours and book a place in advance. You can also find a tour that suits you and your budget.

The museum is located in the sumptuous Shuvalov Palace. It displays the works of the famous jeweler Karl Faberge. Viktor Vekselberg, an oligarch who owns the museum, is its patron. A total of 9 Faberge eggs, which were originally made for the Imperial family, are now on display at the museum. Visitors will get to learn the fascinating history of these cultural and historical treasures, as well as the tradition of Imperial eggs.

The museum is located in the heart of St. Petersburg and can be reached by metro stations Gostiny Dvor and Mayakovskaya. The museum is open daily from 10am to 9pm and is closed on Fridays. Photography is allowed, but no video or flash is allowed.

The museum features the famous Faberge eggs, which were commissioned by Tsar Alexander III. The museum houses nine Imperial eggs, second only to the ten in the Kremlin's Armoury. In addition to the eggs, the museum displays 4000 other pieces made by master craftsmen in pre-revolutionary Russia.


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