Patriarch's Palace
Patriarch's Palace, Historical palace in Moscow
The Patriarch's Palace is a notable example of Russian architecture from the 17th century.
Constructed from 1653 to 1655 under the order of Patriarch Nikon, it is part of the Moscow Kremlin museums.
The palace showcases the life and work of the Russian church hierarchy.
Visitors interested in exploring the Patriarch's Palace must obtain a ticket for the Kremlin museums.
The Chamber of the Facets within the Palace is the only preserved 17th-century Moscow chamber.
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The Patriarch's Palace is a notable example of Russian architecture from the 17th century.
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