Menshhikov's Palace Museum Admission Ticket

Visit: The Menshikov Palace, Universitetskaya Emb., 15 Vasiliostrovskaya Metro Station, St. Petersburg 199034 Russia

The palace of city's first General Governor, A. Menshikov, occupies the first masoned building in St. Petersburg. The building preserves fragments of the original interiors of the XVIII century, including the famous Dutch stove-tiles. The palace also features an exhibition, owing to the hermitage collections, on Russian culture in the era of Peter the Great.
A vision in yellow, this majestic palace - now housing Russian cultural artifacts - once belonged to Alexander Menshikov, ruler of Russia for two years until accused of treason and exiled to Siberia.
The museum is located in front of the Vasileostrovskaya metro station, so you could combine it with a visit to other museums on this island.
Opening hours
Tuesday 12–8pm
Wednesday 12–8pm
Thursday 10:30am–5pm
Friday 12–8pm
Saturday 12–8pm
Sunday 12–8pm