Architecture

Hackman and Co House in Vyborg

Address: Подгорная улица 14
Area: Vyborg, Russia
Districts: Castle Town

Hours: The exterior can be viewed at any time; no separate interior visiting hours were found.
Price: Exterior viewing is free: 0 ₽.
How to visit: The main visit is from outside. The interior is generally not open to visitors; you may try to look inside, but access is not guaranteed.
Hours: Free entry
Hours: About 15 min

Why it is worth the detour

The Hackman and Co House, also known as the 'Granite Palace', is a notable example of national romantic architecture in Vyborg.

The Hackman and Co House, built in 1907-1908, is a former office building known for its national romantic style and intricate stone carvings. It has historical significance as a landmark in Vyborg's architectural heritage.

What else is close by

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