Turkish Bath Pavilion

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The Turkish Bath Pavilion is an ornate 19th-century Oriental-style bathhouse and architectural folly located in the Catherine Park of Tsarskoye Selo near St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Turkish Bath Pavilion canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural folly
bathhouse
pavilion
tourist attraction
architect Ippolito Monighetti
architecturalStyle Moorish Revival architecture
linked to: Moorish Revival

Oriental style
category Buildings and structures in Pushkin, Saint Petersburg
Moorish Revival architecture in Russia
Tsarskoye Selo
completionDate 1852
country Russia
culturalContext Russian Orientalism
currentUse museum site
era 19th century
function imperial bathhouse
hasPart bathing hall
dome
furnace room
minaret-like tower
oriental-style interior decoration
ornamental pool
portico
steam rooms
hasView Great Pond in Catherine Park
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
heritageSiteOf Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments
inception 1850s
locatedIn Pushkin, Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg Governorate
Tsarskoye Selo
locatedOn shore of the Great Pond in Catherine Park
location Catherine Park
materialUsed brick
stone
nearby Cameron Gallery
Grotto Pavilion
Marble Bridge
notableFor Moorish-style dome and tower silhouette
Orientalist exterior decoration
picturesque lakeside setting
openToPublic yes
partOf Tsarskoye Selo palace-and-park ensemble
landscape architecture of Catherine Park
patron Nicholas I of Russia
roofMaterial gilded metal
usedBy Russian imperial family
linked to: House of Romanov

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Tsarskoye Selo hasBuilding Turkish Bath Pavilion
Catherine Park hasPart Turkish Bath Pavilion