House of Peter I in Kolomenskoe

The House of Peter I stands as a traditional log structure within the Kolomenskoye estate, featuring original wooden architecture from the early 18th century.

Built in 1702, this cabin served as a retreat for Peter I, where he conducted informal meetings away from the protocols of the royal court.

The building demonstrates the Russian architectural methods of the period through its construction techniques and spatial organization of a noble residence.

The house opens to visitors as part of the Kolomenskoye museum complex, with guided tours available in multiple languages throughout the year.

The wooden residence maintains its original materials and structure from 1702, providing direct physical evidence of Peter I's daily environment.

Location: Nagatinsky Zaton District

Inception: 1702

Made from material: tree

Part of: Kolomenskoye

GPS coordinates: 55.66744,37.66702

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26