Bronze Horseman, Monumental sculpture in Russia
The Bronze Horseman is a monumental statue of Peter the Great on a horse, located in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Founded by Catherine the Great in 1768, it has stood as a symbol of Russian statehood for centuries.
This iconic figure inspired a famous poem by Alexander Pushkin and represents the power and influence of Peter's reign.
It is currently a Federal Cultural Heritage Site in Russia, attracting numerous visitors every year.
Despite various historical upheavals, the statue has never been moved from its original placement.
Location: Saint Petersburg
Inception: 1768
Creator: Étienne Maurice Falconet
Height: 10.4 m
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Material: bronze
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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