Monument to Peter I in Izmaylovo, Bronze and granite monument in Izmaylovo District, Russia
Monument to Peter I in Izmaylovo is a bronze statue of the Russian emperor standing on a granite pedestal in an upright pose. The sculpture serves as a prominent landmark in the district where visitors can observe architectural details and surrounding landscaping.
The monument was created by sculptor Lev Kerbel in 1998 and stands near the Izmaylovo Estate where Peter I spent his childhood. The location connects to the emperor's early experiences with seafaring and shipbuilding activities.
The statue represents the transformation of Russia under Peter I, positioned near the site where he first discovered the English boat that sparked his interest in naval affairs.
The monument is located in the Izmaylovo District and can be reached via Moscow Metro with several nearby stations serving the area. The site is publicly accessible and works well as a stop during a walk through the neighborhood.
The statue marks the location where Peter I initiated his first navigation experiments on the Serebryanka River, leading to the development of the Russian navy.
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