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      ✨ Tsaritsyno Greenhouses

      Three restored greenhouses by the palace with palms, citrus trees and exotic plants.

      Tsaritsyno Greenhouses
      © Mike1979 Russia · CC BY-SA 3.0
      Tsaritsyno Greenhouses
      © Mike1979 Russia · CC BY-SA 3.0
      • The first stone greenhouse in Tsaritsyno was built by Vasily Bazhenov in the 1780s.
      • By the early 19th century the greenhouse complex had five large buildings, expanded in the 1820s.
      • Pineapples, peaches and bitter oranges were grown here and sold at Moscow markets.
      • The greenhouses were closed in 1860, when Tsaritsyno was passed to the Department of Appanages, and in the 1880s a dacha settlement grew up in their place.
      • The current three greenhouses were recreated in 2006–2007 from old drawings and excavation data.
      • The greenhouses host seasonal exhibitions, such as New Year in the Kingdom of Flora.

      Part of these routes

      • Tsaritsyno: palace, conservatories and ponds
      • All day: two royal estates of the south
      • Tsaritsyno in bad weather: greenhouses and a play area
      • Tsaritsyno's Gothic palace and singing fountain

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