Tsaritsyno Palace
- Address
- ul Dolskaya 10
- Transport
- Website
- Phone
- 495-355 4844
- Price
- grounds free
- Hours
- dawn-dusk
Lonely Planet review for Tsaritsyno Palace
On a wooded hill in far southeast Moscow, Tsaritsyno Palace is a modern-day manifestation of the exotic summer home that Catherine the Great began in 1775 but never finished. Architect Vasily Bazhenov worked on the project for 10 years before he was sacked. She hired another architect, Matvey Kazakov, but the project was eventually forgotten as she ran out of money. For hundreds of years, the palace was little more than a shell, until the government finally decided to finish it in 2007.
Traveller reviews for Tsaritsyno Palace (1)
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Like a Tsarist Disney Castle!
makscross recommends this,
Really worth a visit! It's gorgeous, the park is lovely, and the fountains play music at you! If you decide to go inside, chances are you'll get there on one of their free entrance days, and you can walk around inside the reconstructed castle, dress up (for a fee) and visit the section they've turned in to an art gallery, and then chill out lounging around on the grass.








