Princess Lieven Column

The Column of Princess Lieven was erected in the 1840s on the peninsula between the Central and Middle Rosy Pavilion Ponds of Pavlovsk Park, opposite the Konstantinovsky Palace. The current monument was constructed in 1793 by the stonemason Plavido Viskonti, and its stylobate is four-stepped and laid with Pudost stone slabs. The column's base is composed of a marble plinth in the form of a square slab, a marble torus, and a granite trochilus, and according to the Pavlovsk Museum-Reserve, the author of the structure is unknown. The column was granted the status of a cultural heritage site by the order of KGIOP No. 471-rp dated December 29, 2021.