Round Hall

The Round Hall in Pavlovsk is a pavilion built according to the design of Charles Cameron in the late 1790s. In the 19th century, it received its name, which is considered inaccurate because the building's plan is closer to an oval, and only the two end apses are round. After the construction of a railway embankment in 1837, the pavilion was dismantled and rebuilt on a higher foundation, simplifying its facade decoration. Traditional Pavlovsk concerts originated in this hall, and after a late restoration in the 1960s (or 1976), musical evenings were held there again.