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Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace
Museum

Dvorets Belosel'skikh-Belozerskikh

Visit the Belosselsky-Belozersky Palace in St Petersburg for pink Neo-Baroque architecture, ornate interiors and views across the Fontanka River.

On Nevsky Prospekt beside the Fontanka River, the Belosselsky-Belozersky Palace is a pink Neo-Baroque landmark near Anichkov Bridge. Its ornate facade, with male figures supporting the pillars, is worth seeing from across the river, where the palace and bridge fit into one view. Guided visits show decorated interiors and grand halls on the first floor; tours last about an hour and are mainly in Russian. The palace also has a small concert hall where classical concerts are held at times.

A palace built for the Belosselsky family

Dvorets Belosel'skikh-Belozerskikh
Dvorets Belosel'skikh-Belozerskikh

The palace was constructed in 1747 for the Belosselsky family. Its location on Nevsky Prospekt, beside the Fontanka River and close to Anichkov Bridge, places it among the city’s central landmarks.

FAQ

How long does a palace tour take?

Guided tours take about an hour.

Are tours conducted in English?

Tours are conducted mainly in Russian.

Where is the palace?

It is at Nevsky Prospekt 41, beside the Fontanka River and near Anichkov Bridge.

Can you attend a concert at the palace?

Classical concerts are held at times in the palace’s small concert hall. Check for upcoming events before you go.

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