Gatchina: Imperial Palace and Park, Leningrad Region Guide

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This 4K video presents Gatchina, Russia, located 42 km south of St. Petersburg, highlighting its history as an imperial residence and current status as the Leningrad Region's capital since 2023. The documentary covers the Grand Gatchina Palace built in 1766 - 1781, its notable residents including emperors Paul I and Alexander III, and Gatchina's role as a center for technological innovation in 19th-century Russia.

Duration
23 min 15 s
Route distance
3.4 km
Start
Monument to Paul I
End
Ingerburg Gates
Stops
7
Channel author
ambient russia

Timestamps and places

  1. — Preview
  2. — Monument to Paul I
  3. — Gatchina Palace
  4. — Monument to Alexander III
  5. — Inside the Gatchina Palace
  6. — Lower Dutch Garden
  7. — Upper Dutch Garden
  8. — Karpin Pond
  9. — White Lake
  10. — Palace Farm
  11. — Palace Park
  12. — Black Lake
  13. — Priory Palace
  14. — Monument to the Soldier-Liberators
  15. — Pobeda Cinema
  16. — Fire Tower
  17. — Gatchina Palace of Culture
  18. — "City of Military Glory" Monument
  19. — Pokrov Cathedral
  20. — Flower Shop
  21. — Yunosti Square (Youth Square)
  22. — Sobornaya Street (Cathedral Street)
  23. — St. Paul's Cathedral
  24. — Monument to Lenin
  25. — City Administration (historic Hospital building)
  26. — Monument to Alexander Kuprin
  27. — Children's Music School
  28. — Hotel
  29. — Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
  30. — Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Nicholas
  31. — Ingerburg Gates

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GATCHINA. The Capital of Leningrad Region, Russia and A Former Imperial Residence [4K]

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