The Parade Field and Princess Lieven Island
The Parade Field, or Parade Place, was created at the end of the Triple Linden Alley according to the design by V. Brenn. It was intended for military maneuvers conducted by Paul I. After his death, this picturesque area was transformed into a park between 1803 and 1813 by the master Gonzago.
A pond appeared here, with an island in the center named Princess Liven Island, in honor of Maria Fyodorovna’s friend and the governess of the grand duchesses, Charlotte Karlovna Liven (1742–1828).
Read the story of Charlotte Liven here: https://reveal.world/story/kolonna-knyagini-liven
Guide me
Hear this story where it happened, along with the others around it. Say how many days you have and what you are into, and we put together a route through these places, with a voice guide telling each story as you arrive.
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New Silvia State Museum-Reserve, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 196625
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Written by Jermaine
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