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The Hermitage Museum, Winter Palace, St Petersburg

16th January 2019 by Georgie xoxo Leave a Comment

Ever since I was a little girl I have dreamed of visiting The Hermitage, the winter palace of Catherine the Great that consists of five interconnected buildings, the largest of which is the Winter Palace that gloriously picturesque turquoise building.

I featured how special it was to visit The Hermitage Museum in my ’48 Hours to St Petersburg’ post right here but as discussed in that post, I just had so much more I wanted to share, and especially images to share. However now, as  I’m writing this, I find it impossible to actually put into words just how magnificent this gallery is and how blessed I feel to have visited. Even if you’re not an art history fan, I challenge anyone not to gasp in awe when you enter the enormous Palace Square and see what is one of the world’s greatest if not the greatest art museum in the world.

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winter palace st petersburg
the winter palace st petersburg

Its 3 million exhibits (only a tiny fraction of which are on display at any one time) include treasures from every century in history and every corner of the world. Think of any great artist and you’re sure to find your favourite be it Rembrandt or Picasso. The problem is it would take you years to see it all so you’ll just have to follow my example and head for the highlights. And because it is considered to be one of the greatest collections of art in the world and that I believe is just as impressive to the untrained eye and a dream-come-true for art enthusiasts like myself. 

What really makes this place special is the breathtaking splendour of its interior decoration. Every room and staircase is a jewel of architectural delight. But what really makes this museum special is that it is housed in the former Winter Palace of the Russian Tsars so the building alone is steeped in history and stories.

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hermitage museum room

The Winter Palace was the official residence of the Romanov Tsars from 1762 until the revolution in 1917 and it alone contains over 1,000 rooms, 1,900 windows, 1,700 doors and 100 staircases. There’s no way I can possibly begin to explain how beautiful it was inside or how much it meant to explore. I just feel so, so lucky I finally got to experience this museum like I’ve wanted to ever since I was a little girl. In fact looking back on these still brings happy tears to my eyes. In order to do justice to my experience, I’m going to create a seperate post with many more photos and information for those as interested as me in the arts.

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roccoco room hermitage museum

When you first enter the enormous Palace Square you feel as if you are stepping onto a film set and yet this is real- it is the very heart and soul of the city. 

Driven by a thirst for knowledge and a quest for the throne, it was Catherine The Great (for more about Catherine II you might like this post from my travels of Catherine’s Palace) who propelled herself to the role of Empress of Russia and for thirty-four years, reigned over a golden age of Russian culture, founding what would become the State Hermitage Museum and transforming St. Petersburg into one of Europe’s cultural centres.

Catherine’s main interests were in education and culture. She read widely and corresponded with many of the prominent thinkers of the era, including Voltaire and Diderot. Catherine was a patron of the arts, literature and education and acquired an art collection which now forms the basis of the Hermitage Museum and even known to have tried her hand at composing opera.  

Palace Square has played a unique role in Russian history for gatherings both celebratory and confrontational. It was the site of the Bloody Sunday massacre in 1905, it witnessed Lenin’s Bolsheviks seize power in 1917, saw Leningraders celebrate the end of the War and in 1991 thousands rallied to support Boris Yeltsin.Today it is used to celebrate New Year and as a venue for rock concerts. In the centre is the enormous Alexander Column which took 2,400 workmen 2 years to complete and today stands simply by gravity as a celebration to the defeat of Napoleon.

The magnificent curved building of the General Staff Headquarters dominates the square and the 2 wings are connected by a arch crowned by a sculpture of victory and leading to the Nevsky prospekt, the main street in St Petersburg. Once housing the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Finance today it houses military items and 20th century French art.

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hermitage museum chapel st petersburg room
hermitage museum chapel st petersburg room

Without question the most important building in Palace Square is the Hermitage, one of the largest and finest museums on our planet. Not only are its 3 million items an encyclopedia of world culture, what really makes it so special is that it is housed in one the most breathtakingly beautiful buildings I have ever seen.

The most impressive building is the Winter Palace, the former royal residence of the Tsars. Catherine the Great added the Little and Large Hermitages to house among other things her 2,500 paintings and 10,000 drawings. She then built the Hermitage Theatre to enjoy other artistic pleasures. Nicholas I who was also a keen collector commissioned the New Hermitage and in 1852 opened part of the collection to the public. Today the public can enjoy the 5 -10% of the Hermitage’s treasure that goes on display in its 5 interconnected buildings. The museum has seen massive changes and survived the Revolution, bombing and damage from World War II.

Let’s go inside now but I must warn you it’s not the easiest museum to navigate! You can get a plan from the information desk, get an audio guide or go on a tour as I did. Basically it is organised by country and era. On the first or ground floor you can find works from antiquity including spectacular Roman and Egyptian art. The treasure gallery is divided into 2 sections. One one side of tre entrance are the Siberian Antiquities and the greek and Oriental Gold collection. On the other side you can see The European Gold Collection and see the Kolyvan Vase carved out of jaspar. It is so large at 19 tonnes that the Large Hermitage was built around it. While you admire the exhibits take time to enjoy the fantastic interior; in this part you see the Hall of 20 columns.

Jordan Staircase

jordan staircase hermitage museum
jordan staircase hermitage museum

We now enter perhaps the most spectacular space in the Winter Palace and climb the Jordan Staircase, a sweeping white marble Baroque masterpiece. It was here that the imperial family watched the Epiphany ceremony of baptism in the River Neva, celebrating Christ’s baptism in the Jordan.

On the second floor are the rooms used by the imperial families including the rooms the last Romanov children lived in, staterooms and ballrooms. The North facade overlooks the Neva. The largest room is found here, the Great or Nicholas Hall used for the first ball of the season when 5,00 guests would gather. This leads to the Malachite Room where over 2 tonnes of ornamental stone were used in its columns and vases, not to mention the gilded doors and ceilings.

In the West wing is the Gothic Library with oak panelling and a Dark Corridor containing French and Flemish tapestries. The Golden Drawing Room is gilded throughout on its walls and ceiling and contains carved gems from Western Europe.

On the South facade, facing Palace Square is the White Hall retaining decorations from the wedding of Alexander II in 1841, French Rooms housing 18th century French art and the Alexander Hall where Gothic vaulting is combined with Neo-Classical stucco bas-reliefs on military themes.

Other rooms on this floor are the Small Throne Room or Peter the Great Hall which houses a silver-gilt English throne and is dedicated to peter I. Many ot the rooms have witnessed key events in the nation’s history including the Field Marshal’s Hall where fire broke out in 1837, the Armorial Hall with its vast gilded columns used as a field hospital in world war I and the Small Dining Room where the Bolsheviks arrested the Provisional Government in 1917.

The majority of the museum’s vast art collection is displayed on the second floor. There is French art of the 15-18th centuries including works by Poussin, Lorrain and Fragonard. The “Apostles of Peter and Paul” is one of the El Greco pieces in the Spanish collection. British art is known for its large collection  of portraits. The German, Dutch and Flemish collection is renowned for its quality and quantity and includes vast numbers of works by Rubens such as “Bacchus” and “the Union of Earth and Water”, van Dyck and Rembrandt including his “Abraham’s Sacrifice” and “Return of the Prodigal Son”. Italian works includes Titian’s St Sebastian, Michelangelo, Raphael’s “Holy Family” and “Madonna Conestabile”,  Leonardo de Vinci’s “Madonna Benois” and “Little Madonna”, Giorgione’s “Judith” and Caravaggio’s “Young Man with a Lute”.

Pavilion Hall

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Pavilion Hall
Pavilion Hall the hermitage
Pavillion Hall Hermitage St Petersburg
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We now enter the Little Hermitage to see the Pavilion Hall, an enormous gilded room  with 30 chandeliers and Roman and Byzantine mosaics on the floor. It houses of the museum’s highlights, the 18th century Peacock Clock. When the clock is wound up bells can be heard, the peacock spreads its feathers and the cockerel crows.

Finally the third floor is where you will find the 19-20th century art including all my favourite artists: Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Van Gogh, Matisse and Picasso as well as 20th century Russian art.

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the hermitage museum

I wandered around in a pure state of enchantment at every single element to this grand, beautiful place full of treasures that are more than the eyes and mind can take in at once. It’s an absolute dream to look back on these memories from my day at The Hermitage in St Petersburg and in my opinion, a must-have thing to do if you’re staying in the city. And if you’re after some extra reading, I highly recommend ‘The Empress of Art: Catherine the Great and the Transformation of Russia’ by Susan Jaques a truly fascinating account of Catherine II and the arts. 

I traveled with Volga Dream through Cox and Kings for my Russian adventures and couldn’t recommend them more for a truly perfect itinerary. We were actually based longer in beautiful St Petersburg for a few days and hence were able to have the joy of experiencing this spot for half a day, which I would recommend to any other budding visitors. 

If you’ve just stumbled across this post, you can recap the whole of my Russian travels right here that I took with Volga Dream. The first stop was the magnificent St. Petersburg. then we set sail for Rural Russia with the first stop the charming Svirstroy, then the otherworldy Kizhi Island,  the fascinating Goritsy the beauty of Yaroslavl, to the breathtaking churches and history of Uglich and finally to the cosmopolitan Moscow. 

If you have enjoyed my Russian Travels you can head here for the rest of my travels. Thank you so, so much for reading and stopping by! 

xoxo


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Dear younger Georgie, These are the things I woul Dear younger Georgie,

These are the things I would have wanted you to know this time last year as you celebrate being another year older. 

You were right to choose the word abundance for this year. Although, I don’t think you truly understood the true meaning at the time. Now you’ve learnt that true abundance, magic and the blessings of the universe are within you and around you always. 

You’ll find yourself on an alchemical process of turning dis-ease to simple ‘ease’. The flowing and harmony of life. You’ll finally learn how to move through emotions rather than allowing them to calcify in your bones. You’ll utilise a sense of watery spaciousness. Like the ebb and flow of the gentle tides you watched with awe in Saadiyat Island and the Caribbean. You will become that water. All your sacred energy will be charged by these waters.

You will sink into the golden nectar of your internal world and it will keep you centred and grounded without the pressure from the external world. And there you will finally feel at peace.

Ultimately, life is going to ask you to be constantly courageous. A chance for you to be really brave again and again. So know that no matter what you choose in life you will be met with depth. But to be alive is to be connected. Look only to your own divinity. A beautiful vehicle that carries your soul through life.

Holding you more closely than I ever have before and I promise to look after you from now on. A celebration of a year around the sun means that life gives you another gift. So, keep going small whimsical one. It must be so nourishing to feel the current of life within you again. 

Love, older Georgie xoxo 

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One of my bucket list goals in life was to see fla One of my bucket list goals in life was to see flamingos in the wild and I got my dream this January 😭🦩.
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Bonaire is abundant with their love for flamingos. Their airport is even pink and called 'Flamingo Airport'!
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The Pekelmeer Flamingo Sanctuary is one of only 4 areas in the world where Flamingos breed, making Bonaire the ultimate spot for those who love flamingos as much as me.
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Tourists are not allowed in the sanctuary, but the birds can be watched with binoculars from the road or nearby Pink Beach. The Caribbean flamingo is also the most colourful of all species of flamingos, due mainly to the red carotenes in their diet.
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Before I go, some flamingo facts no one asked for but I need to share (🙈): A group of flamingos is called a ‘flamboyance’. Both flamingo and flamboyance come from words referring ‘to fire’. And Flamingo comes from the Spanish and Portuguese flamengo, literally, ‘flame-coloured.’ And finally, Flamboyance comes from French, meaning ‘to flame’ or ‘flair.’ 🦩🇧🇶💓
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If you have been to Bonaire, you might have spotte If you have been to Bonaire, you might have spotted the distinctive line of white salt pyramids at the southeastern end of the island. Each pyramid, roughly 50 feet high, contains approximately 10,000 metric tons of 99.6% pure salt. Within these huge mounds of crystals is the Flamingo Reserve that is protected. Bonaire is known for its love of nature and I have so many more images to illustrate this coming soon. And yes I did spot some flamingos in the wild and it was indescribably magical 😭💓🦩🇧🇶
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Bon Bini to Bonaire! Along with Aruba and Curaça Bon Bini to Bonaire! Along with Aruba and Curaçao, it is 1 of 3 islands that make up the ABC Islands in the Lesser Antilles.
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The islands are all part of the Kingdom of Netherlands and have a distinct Dutch flair compared to other islands on the Caribbean map.
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Among its 18,000 inhabitants, Bonaire counts no less than 4 languages! Whilst Dutch is the official language, it is the colourful Papiamentu that the locals commonly use, along with glimpses of English and Spanish, as well as other languages associated with the many religious faiths found on the island.
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With colourful architecture, and unique culture that awaits you on each of the ABC islands, it’s a trip that you’ll forever cherish. And honestly, I’m VERY seriously thinking about moving into these colourful flamingo buildings🦩😍❤️
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Much more from Bonaire soon. Has anyone been? Or to the Caribbean? I’d love to know! 🇧🇶
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The history of the Caribbean is rich with adventur The history of the Caribbean is rich with adventurous tales, blended cultures, and natural diversity.
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The most important thing I wanted from this trip back in January was to connect deeply to this history and the beautiful souls who call the Caribbean home.
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From meeting artists in Barbados, to the honour of meeting Carib-Indians in a community in Dominica, I feel so thankful for the blessings of this trip that has enriched an even more powerful exploration of what it means to connect through our shared compassion and humanity.
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I’ll be posting them on my blog so I’m not restricted by words and images and post when they are up (I can’t believe it’s 10 years since I opened this space!).
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But before I go, I was really touched by an interview I watched recently between @brenebrown and @chasejarvis. In it, Brene calls for ‘a minstry of presence’ with people and how this and empathy are the most powerful gifts we can bring to the world.
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I haven’t been able to stop thinking about this because I truly believe that wherever we are today, even just as we move through this online landscape, and through our own communities in the safest way we can now, that arriving with our full presence and the deepest empathy we can bring is a form of medicine that is indescribably powerful.
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I met so many people on my travels who just long to tell their stories and talk to us. I feel so privileged to share these stories and that I have your presence with me as I share them 🇦🇬☀️
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I was just looking through some of my photos from I was just looking through some of my photos from the Caribbean and this capture of a Rainbow in Bonaire really spoke to my heart and soul.
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Rainbows are one of the most potent reminders of hope as they often appear when the sun follows a heavy rainfall. They serve to remind us that there is hope and light to follow even after dark times.
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Now, more than ever, we need hope. For if we are to sink into the uncertainty the world is facing right now, the most natural thing to do is to succumb to hopelessness and despair.
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But in the midst of this suffering and in times like this I know it can seem impossible to find hope.
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For the light begins to shine brightly once more, animals emerge once again, and plants and flowers ‘spring’ into bloom.
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And just as the bulbs of blooms come to break through the earth searching for the sunlight, I hope so dearly that this message of hope will give you a glowing golden light at the end of the tunnel to lean into.
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Because I am always determined, even when it feels impossible, to remain focused and hopeful on my quest to find the gold at the end of all 🌈s 💖🌈💖🌈💖🌈 (from Whimsy Wednesday April 2020)
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The Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral with its g The Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral with its golden domes dominates the city and is a symbol of Sofia. Started in 1882 it was finished in 1912 and named after the patron saint of the Russian Tsar Alexander II who was in power at the time.
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The peal of its 12 bells can be heard from 30km away and it is considered to be the largest operating Eastern Orthodox church in the Balkans. Inside you can see wonderful icons, huge chandeliers and the royal thrones.
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I thought this stunning spot was the perfect place to end my adventures in Sofia and now I’m going to get back to savouring every single second I have left here in the UAE 🇧🇬❤️
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The prettiest front view of the breathtaking Alexa The prettiest front view of the breathtaking Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia. The other side of this stunning cathedral from this loveliest city will be the final for this series 🇧🇬❤️
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