Elizabeth of Russia palace in Sokolniki

The Elizabeth of Russia palace is a Russian aristocratic building in Sokolniki District featuring architecture from the 18th century with curved lines and decorated facades. The interior preserves elegantly designed rooms with ceiling paintings and classical furnishings that give a sense of royal life.

The building was constructed in the 18th century under the reign of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, daughter of Peter the Great. It served the imperial family as a summer residence and reflects the wealth and power of the Russian Empire during that time.

The building is named after Empress Elizabeth Petrovna and displays in its rooms the preferences of Russian aristocracy in the 18th century. Visitors can see in the preserved interiors the classical elements that were typical for royal residences at that time.

The palace is located near Sokolniki Park and is within walking distance from Komsomolskaya Metro station. When visiting, keep in mind that access to certain areas depends on current opening hours and it is wise to clarify in advance which parts of the building are accessible.

The palace borders directly on the Sokolniki Park grounds, which was formerly a falcon hunting reserve of the tsarist empire. Today visitors can explore the palace building and the adjoining park paths while experiencing the historical connection between royal architecture and natural landscape.