ROMANOV PALACE
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En haut de Broadway, au niveau de la station de métro Mustakillik, en tournant dans la rue Buyuk Turon. Métro Mustakillik Maïdoni.,
Tashkent,
Uzbekistan
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2024
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The palace of Grand Duke Nicolas, the cursed and exiled cousin of the tsar, dates from the 19th century and was transformed for a time into the Pioneers' Palace, then into the Museum of Antiquities and Jewellery. Today it houses the reception rooms of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is the residence of the State's prestigious guests. The magnificent building can be seen very well from the outside. A central space open on three sides is flanked by wings extending to turrets, all in light-coloured brick and enhanced by a beautiful garden.
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Visited in september 2024
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Très beau palais qui se situe dans un parc malheureusement le tout n'est pas visitable, pour l'avenir ça sera un musée. La façade visible des grilles du domaine est magnifique, très beau jardin où à l'arrière vous avez un bassin curieux en style "rococo" avec en fontaines des grenouilles et un crocodile en son centre. On l'appelle aussi maison des Romanov ( cf notre guide local).
