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The Yusupov Palace, St. Petersburg, Russia
The story of Rasputin's murder unfolds here!
On a quiet stretch of the Moika River stands a long yellow building, which was once the residence of the wealthy and respected Yusupov family and which saw one of the most dramatic episodes in Russia's history - the murder of Grigory Rasputin. In 1916 a group of the city's noble elite, including one of the Grand Dukes and led by the prominent anglophile Prince Felix Yusupov, conspired to kill the one man who they felt threatened the stability of an already war-torn Russian Empire. Grigory Rasputin, a peasant and self-proclaimed holy man, had gradually won favor with the Tsar's family through his alleged supernatural powers. His control over the decisions of the family and the Russian ruler himself, put him in a potentially manipulative position and posed a very real threat to their power. Consequently, Rasputin was murdered at the Yusupov Palace on the night of December 16-17 1916, and his death proved to be an almost greater mystery than his life had been.
As excellent tour-guides lead you through the beautifully recreated interiors of the palace, the full story of the murder of Rasputin will unfold before you.
The Rasputin exhibition can be visited only with a tour. English-language tours are available by prior arrangement (tel. 314-9883). Russian-language tours for individual tourists start at 1pm and 4pm.
A separate tour includes the Yusupov Palace's magnificent interiors. English-language tours are available by prior arrangement (tel. 314-9883). Russian-language tours for individual tourists start at 11:10am, 12:10pm, 1:10pm, 2:10pm and 3:10pm. Groups are encouraged to book in advance.
Address: 190000, Naberezhnaya Reki Moyki 94
Telephone: <span class="js-phone-number">+7 (812) 314-9883</span>
Open: By special arrangement (Call in advance)
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