After reading the Winter Palace and the Summer Palace, I thought I had finished watching the Royal Palace in St. Petersburg, not the third palace! In order to see the World Cup for the second time in St. Petersburg, just before the start of the game, I took the time to go to the "Ye Gong" to see another palace in the Pushkin Garden - Yekaterina Palace. This was built by Peter the Great in 1708 for his wife, Catherine I, and later by King Catherine II, the king's favorite suburban palace; the sky blue exterior with white pillars It looks dazzling and festive, rich and elegant, and stands in stark contrast to the palace dominated by the "male emperor". The dome of the small church at the eastern end of the palace is a five-gold round onion style, which shines under the blue sky. Unfortunately, today is the group ticket day, there is no ticket to buy, there is no chance to visit the progress hall; but there are more Chenguang enjoying in this quiet garden.