leaving the hermitage now and let's continue our journey crossing the street to the riverside next to the hermitage and you'll see very spent stands and a large jetty this is where we'll catch up harder for boats to peterhof the journey takes twenty minutes and is much faster than travelling by car or train you can see on final destination here in italy have to travel around the entire coastline to get to the world part in a state taking a boat or fos harder for the area called part of the border that's because the journey time down considerably. and is a real. nothing was it a good it's a good estate museum reserve peterhof is a big complex which includes the palace of peter the great instrument the alexandria park upper and lower parks and peterhof and also parks and palaces in all ramey embalm each year more than four million tourists visit if you're off on the early it is named one of the wonders of russia when you plan your visit here make sure you cover the whole day to thoroughly enjoy this is silly. in my opinion this is one of the most players taking sides in russia. because

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just bush insistences all the exhibits illuminating brushes imperial past also the rundown of the hermitage treasures would be complete without mentioning the museum stealing collection of western european art states from the thirteenth century onwards michelangelo money goes matisse and it's harsh collection it's like who's who of parts history. believe the whole of the first floor was designed in an eclectic style i and i stuck inside the eight hundred fifty eight in serious here are just breasts aching it occupies the northern territory of the small habits and that the main focal point is this amazing peacock clock. from seven hundred ninety seven to the present day the peacock cloak as you will hematologist most famous exhibits the figures of a peacock called cool and now the form part of this elaborate fine piece of tissue with mechanisms that set them in motion today so it's one of the few of its size still in working condition. see how fast everybody was but it's really interesting to see so many people from different places gathered together to see something so unique very very beau

worked with a maintenance crew to hermitage museum and later she was subjected to compulsory treatment at the mental institution which was the standard way of dealing with ideological dissidents at the time in. the worst out of the us aside by the soviet authorities she settled and. then moved to new york in one thousand eight hundred nine the return of my kids were to russia begin with the first exhibition there since he went into exile he lead it continue to show his work in russia and has installed the monuments in st peter's work to peter the great to be himself political repressions and to the architects and builders of st petersburg to the painting segues a bit into national museums he's cultures and all squares in venice and francisco new york in laws. is our guest on spotlight today. mr chirac even thanks for coming to our program and the ignition let's walk down memory lane a bit as we all know that you were expelled from the soviet union the nineteen someone. else already stripped you all the citizenship so. what was your fishel reason for exposing your from the country. sinc

failing to conform to socialist realist norms for five years working with the maintenance crew at the hermitage museum she was subjected to compulsory treatment. which was the standard way of dealing with ideological dissidents at the time. she settled in france and. the return of work to russia began with the first exhibition there since he went into exile continue to shoot she's worked in russia. political repression and to. the architects and builders of st petersburg to be should make its paintings that exhibit international museums the peace cultures and all squares in venice in francisco new york in-laws mikail is our guest on spotlight today. this is essentially mr chirac in thanks for coming to our program michel let's walk down memory lane a bit as we all know that you were expelled from the soviet union in one thousand someone you want i was initially also restrict you all the citizenship. what was the office full explanation of what was the office or reason for expelling your from the country my view is that it was cool for you but in your rule since i was not one of the chosen peopl