The State Russian Museum, Mikhailovsky Palace

The first national museum of plastic arts, the world's most abundant collection of Russian art works, is located at 4 Engineering Street, St. Petersburg, one of the must-see attractions in St. Petersburg. Designed by architect Rossi and built for Tsar Paul I, Prince Mikhail, the building itself is a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture in early 19th century Russia.

The museum's collection is mainly composed of the Mikhailov Palace and the palace of the Tsar's suburbs and the works of practical art by the Yusupov, Shuvalov and Sheremetyev families of the famous Petersburg dignitaries. The museum contains a number of items from Peter I to Nicholas II.

Russian Museum, this museum is the first national-level plastic art museum in the history of all museums in Russia. This museum can also be said to be a must-see to St. Petersburg, and the collection is very rich.

Russian Museum - The Russian National Museum, known as the Mikhailov Palace, is Russia's first national-level plastic art museum and the world's richest collection of Russian art works. Designed by architect Rossi and built for Tsar Paul I, Prince Mikhail, the building itself is a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture in early 19th century Russia. In terms of the collection, the art collection has 400,000 pieces, which can be said to be unabated for the entire history of Russian art in the 12th to 20th centuries. The most abundant of the practical art collections is porcelain, which accounts for about2/3 of the total collection. Ancient icons, oil paintings, Russian sculptors and sketchers, decorative works of practical art. Famous for watercolors, sculptures, practical and folk art. Many of the artifacts of the Winter Palace are displayed here. By 1975, there were 10,000 pieces of antiquities and artworks in the collection. The Russian Museum is the museum with the largest collection of practical artworks in Russia. The museum has ,000 exhibits and is one of the most abundant museums in the world. The collection includes porcelain, glassware blood, ceramics, precious metals and non-ferrous metal products, textiles, religious clothing, furniture, woodcuts and bone carvings. The museum's collection is composed mainly of the Mikhailov Palace and the palace of the Tsar's suburbs, as well as practical works of art by the families of the famous Iyusupov, Shuvalov and Sheremetyev in Petersburg. The museum contains a number of items from Peter I to Nicholas II.

The State Russian Museum is the most important museum in St. Petersburg besides the Hermitage Museum. The Hermitage Museum is located in the Winter Palace, while the Russian Museum is located in the Palace of Mikhailov , which was built for the Grand Duke of Mikhail at that time, just like the primary relationship between the two museums, to make up for the regret that Grand Duke Mikhail did not become the Shah Emperor. The museum's exhibits cover the entire Russian art history from the tenth century to the present day. The most attractive collection in the museum is the paintings of Liebin. Nothing is more famous than the world famous paintings "The Tractor of the Volga River" (Exhibition Hall 33) and "Conference of the State Council" (Exhibition Hall 54). There are two separate exhibition halls on the left and right sides of the museum's back garden, namely, the Marble Palace and the Mikhailov Castle. If you have enough time, you can visit it.

Awesome comprehensive art museum, all of which are works of art from various periods in Russia. Avazovsky's "Nine-Level Waves" and Lebin's "State Conference" are the treasures of the town hall.