Дом Петра I

The stone building featured a trapezoidal layout with two floors, an attic, and a basement containing ten storage rooms beneath.

Peter the Great stayed in this house during the Northern War after Russian forces captured Narva from Swedish control in 1704.

The museum displayed artifacts connected to Peter I and Catherine, offering insights into Russian-Estonian relations of the early 1700s.

The structure stood at Rüütli street 21 until 1944, when it sustained severe damage during World War II combat operations.

The facade incorporated a portico with four Tuscan columns, topped by a wooden sculpture representing Mars, the god of war.

GPS coordinates: 59.37889,28.20278

Latest update: March 10, 2025 02:41