Pavlovsky Park

Pavlovsk Park in the city of Pavlovsk was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1989 according to the ICOMOS protocol. Architect Cameron, during its creation, reproduced elements of the Chantilly and Württemberg estates, which Paul and Maria Feodorovna liked, and the Triple Linden Alley divides the road from the palace to the Parade Field into a carriageway and pedestrian paths. In 1918, the palace and park were nationalized, after which excursions for workers began to be held there, and during the Soviet years the territory was temporarily divided into plots for agriculture and logging. Pavlovsk Station was built in the Bolshaya Zvezda area to receive trains, and next to it, according to the design of architect Stackenschneider, a kurhaus with a concert hall was erected.