Alexander Palace museum

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The Alexander Palace museum is a historic royal residence in Pushkin, Russia, best known as the last home of Tsar Nicholas II and his family and now preserved as a museum of the late Imperial Romanov era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic royal residence
museum
architect Giacomo Quarenghi
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
associatedWith Alexandra Feodorovna
Alexei Nikolaevich
Anastasia Nikolaevna
Maria Nikolaevna
Nicholas II of Russia
Olga Nikolaevna
Romanov family
linked to: House of Romanov

Tatiana Nikolaevna
builtFor Grand Duke Alexander Pavlovich
future Emperor Alexander I of Russia
commissionedBy Catherine the Great
constructionStartDate 1792
country Russia
exhibits Romanov-era decorative arts
interiors of Nicholas II period
personal belongings of the last imperial family
function public museum
hasPart Semicircular colonnade
central corps de logis
children’s rooms of the imperial heirs
private rooms of Alexandra Feodorovna
private rooms of Nicholas II
heritageDesignation Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
historicalEra late Russian Empire
inaugurationDate 1796
knownFor last residence of Tsar Nicholas II and his family
museum of the late Imperial Romanov era
locatedIn Alexander Park, Pushkin
Pushkin
Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg

Tsarskoye Selo
locatedNear Catherine Palace
openToPublic yes
operator Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve
ownedBy Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
partOf Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve
reopenedAsMuseum post-Soviet era
underwent restoration of imperial interiors in the 21st century
usedAs military facility during Soviet period
primary residence of Nicholas II and his family after 1905
residence during World War I
residence under house arrest of Nicholas II in 1917
summer residence of the Russian imperial family

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Pushkin hasMuseum Alexander Palace museum