Italian Palace

The building was built in 1717 and belonged to Admiral General Apraksin. It is located between the Obvodny Canal and the Petrovsky Dock Canal, not far from the Italian Pond. The building is a four-storey stone building, plastered and painted cream. The building is crowned with a pitched roof made of metal. The windows are large and have the shape of a rectangle. Now the decorative elements of the exterior and interior of the house are well preserved. The building currently houses a museum. Nearby there is the Kronshtadt footstock, Petrovsky Dock and the Pavilion with a choreographer.