Located in the heart of St. Petersburg in the Shuvalov Palace in Russia, the Faberge Museum has a collection of 15 Faberge eggs and other decorative arts.
The museum was established in 2004, when the idea was first proposed to create museum devoted to Carl Faberge. All of the Imperial eggs that are housed in the museum have connections with Nicolas II and Alexander III, the last two Russian emperors. The museum's ornate interior is as much of a draw as its valuable contents.
Guided tours of the museum and its treasures are available, and a regular program of events including lectures and workshops is also offered.
Places nearby:The Russian Cruiser Aurora: The Museum Ship of Saint Petersburg 2 km / 1 mi
Peter and Paul Fortress A Prison and Execution Ground 2 km / 1 mi
Tsarskoye Selo, Catherine Palace: A Palace That Looks Like One from Disneyland 24 km / 15 mi
Tsarskoye Selo Catherine Park: A Beautiful Park Immersed in Russian Glory 24 km / 15 mi
Peterhof Palace Gardens: The Formal Garden of Peter The Great 25 km / 15 mi
