ROMANOV PALACE
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The palace of Grand Duke Nicholas, the Tsar's cursed cousin in exile, dates back to the 19th century. For a time, it was transformed into the Pioneer Palace, then into the Museum of Antiquities and Jewelry. Today, it houses the reception rooms of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and serves as a residence for prestigious state guests. The magnificent building is separated from the street by an impressive portal. A longitudinal building flanked by three forecourts topped by zinc roofs, all in light-colored brick and set off by a beautiful garden.
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