Museo

Fabergé museum in Saint Petersburg

Indirizzo: Fontanka River Embankment, 2
Zona: Saint Petersburg, Russia
Quartieri: Prospettiva Nevskij

Lun: 10:00–20:45
Mar: 10:00–20:45
Mer: 10:00–20:45
Gio: 10:00–20:45
Ven: 10:00–20:45
Sab: 10:00–20:45
Dom: 10:00–20:45
Orari: The ticket office is open 09:30–20:15; ticket sales and admission end 30 minutes before closing, and exhibition halls close 15 minutes early.
Prezzo: Full admission — 700 RUB; reduced — 350 RUB; guided session — 1,300 RUB; audio guide — 300 RUB.
Come visitare: Visits require tickets and are organized in timed sessions; the museum primarily recommends online tickets. Clean clothing and shoes and shoe covers are required; amateur photography is allowed without flash, tripods or selfie sticks, while video recording is generally prohibited.
Orari: Serve il biglietto
Orari: Prenotare
Orari: Adatto ai bambini
Orari: Va bene con la pioggia
Orari: Va bene di sera
Orari: Circa 60 min

Perché vale la deviazione

The museum is best known for its collection of nine Imperial Easter eggs created by Fabergé.

The Fabergé Museum in Saint Petersburg is a privately owned museum showcasing over 4,000 works of decorative and fine arts. It is renowned for its collection of Imperial Easter eggs crafted by Fabergé.

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Peter Carl Fabergé
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Imperial Court jeweller whose St Petersburg firm created the Fabergé Easter eggs and objets de vertu; the Fabergé Museum in Shuvalov Palace holds the world’s largest collection of his work.

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