- The
Peterhof Palace (Russian: Петерго́ф, romanized: Petergóf, IPA: [pʲɪtʲɪrˈɡof]; an
emulation of
German "
Peterhof",
meaning "Peter's Court") is a series...
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Peterhof, Petergof, or
Peterhoff may
refer to:
Peterhof Palace, a
palace complex in St. Petersburg,
Russia Petergof (
Peterhof), a muni****l town under...
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recognized as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Petergof is
named after the
Peterhof Grand Palace, a sixteen-meter-high
bluff lying less than a
hundred meters...
- The
Peterhof or
Petershof (Middle Low
German and
modern German for "Peter's courtyard"; Russian: немецкий двор; Latin:
curia sancti Petri) was a Hanseatic...
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earliest fountains in Russia. In 1709, he
began constructing a
larger palace,
Peterhof Palace,
alongside the Gulf of Finland,
Peter visited France in 1717 and...
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oldest factories in Russia.
Founded by
Peter the
Great in 1721 as the
Peterhof Lapidary Works, to make
hardstone carvings,
since 1945 the
factory manufactures...
- has two
primary campuses: one on
Vasilievsky Island and the
other one in
Peterhof.
Admission to
Saint Petersburg State University is
extremely competitive...
- (Kontor of Bruges,
later moved to Antwerp),
Bergen (Bryggen), and
Novgorod (
Peterhof).
Smaller Hanseatic trading posts were
called factorien, i.e., factories...
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Portuguese Republic. Used by the
Tsars of Russia, the dais and
throne of the
Peterhof Palace dominate the
eastern wall with a
large picture presenting Catherine...
- The
Monplaisir Palace is part of the
Peterhof Palace Complex, Russia.
Monplaisir Garden Wikimedia Commons has
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