The Faberge Museum is a private museum located in the Shuvalovsky Palace on the Fontanka River Embankment next to Anichkov Bridge.
First, the palace himself is very beautiful! His restoration lasted 7 years, and, believe me, it was worth it!
Parade staircase, magnificent elecking rooms, stucco, vaults, fireplaces, drapets - everything is very beautiful and in a kingdom.
Secondly, the exposition is just wonderful! It presents a collection of Russian jewelry arts, decorative and applied arts of the XIX-XX centuries, including the first and last of the imperial eggs created by Karl Faberge! In addition to the legendary Easter eggs in the museum you can see silver dishes, souvenirs, clocks, various household items, paintings with the image of the members of the royal family, the personal belongings of the Russian kings and much more.
This museum is quite young, it is founded in 2013 by the Communication Communication Foundation. The collection of works by Faberge was acquired by the founder of the Museum at Malcolm Forbes.
The price of the entrance ticket is not so high - 450 rubles. For an additional 150 rubles, you can take an audio guide that tells you in detail about each exhibit presented at the exhibition. Tickets are purchased at the Museum Cass. Museum works until late evening, so you can come here even after work.
We were with children, and since the museum is not very big, they did not have time to get tired. On the inspection of the exposition, we left a little more than an hour. There everything is so beautiful that I want to consider and consider.
Also in the museum there is a cafe where you can go after watching a cup of coffee with a cake.
Everyone who has not yet was there is recommended to visit!
