Faberge Museum in Asino

Incredible collection, as expected from any museum in Russia the space is always clean and pleasant. The staff is very polite and helpful.

Totally waste of time and money. Its more expensive than inarguably better, more interesting and much more comprehensive museums such as the State Russian Museum, Russian Ethnographic Museum or State Hermitage Museum. The price of the ticket for just small museum with only a few exhibition halls is 500 rub and you have to pay an additional 500 rub for audio guide. We didnt buy the audio guide thinking that at least there must be some small descriptions of the works but there wasnt any explanation. Let alone the descriptions, there was even no name near to the artifacts. Instead of wasting your time and money here, go visit State Hermitage Museum. If you did already, visit again, its impossible to finish it at one time anyway. Money trap.

Cute (not so huge as Hermitagemuseum with interesting collection of Faberge: not only eggs as one can find out here. Nice place to spend an hour if you have a spare one

Many wonderful things of beauty to see here. A collection of superb artistic brilliance. Breathtaking workmanship. Each and every piece can stand alone as a work of genius. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not to be missed...

Its a small but beautiful museum. Its perfect for a family outing because kids dont have time to get tired. Its also perfect when you are short on time and thus, cant go to Hermitage. We loved it!

Wonderful museum with breathtaking exibits.Absolutely worth of visiting.

There are 9 faberge eggs others are situated around the world

A breathtaking collection of Fabergé! The Museum demonstrates just how broad of work the House has created. Not only are you able to be so very close to some of thee most prized and historic pieces e.g. THE EGGS, beautifully preserved and displayed, these pieces are history, and a must see for any jewellery lover! Throughout you are given an immersive experience and in for such a surprise in each room!

Been there twice, loved each of them. Unfortunately, now the time of a visit is limited to one hour. I personally do not think this is enough to admire the exhibits in details. There is an audio guide app, so a budget traveller does not have to pay extra for a guide. Guided tours are very informative though.

Nice museum with all the luxury items of the imperial and wealthy families of Russia, and of course the famous Faberge eggs! The ticket costs 500 rubbles.

A fabulous building with intricate rooms is overshadowed only by the objects of art themselves. The Fabergé eggs are truly magnificent, and the other objects, including the pictures of Ayvasovsky, are worth a look as well. The only downside is the fact that there are almost no descriptions at all, only if you download the PDF on phone. It makes things so much slower and clunkier.

Very nice place ,and very much recommend to see . But staff is not much polite ,and service is so so. But , come snd see nice history things.

Lovely museum which is not too big so you can spend your time admiring the Faberge eggs. Beautifully displayed and fairly good audio guide. Café looked nicely designed and shop had plenty to offer.

Very small compared to other grander options in St Petersburg but very interesting and unique. Late opening hours make it perfect for an evening visit to make the most of your time.

Very compact and easily accessible museum! The museum is full of beautiful artwork. One thing I didn’t like was the fact that they have no descriptions for any of the eggs and related stuff. Come before 1 to avoid long queues.

Very nice and historical museum. With an audio guide you get some historical information as well which adds to the experience. Eggs are nice but also many other things

Well organized and maintained treasury rich in history and Amaizing objects. A cozy cafeteria facing the river

Took us by surprise as I would now consider it the best museum in the city. Stunning architecture and the artwork was superior to that found in the bigger museums in the city. Would go to the top of my list for visitors to St P.

Beautiful. The largest collection of imperial Eggs you could see. Beautiful pieces with stunning details

Not to be missed out in your St Petersburg tripFirst I thought it’s just a small museum with a few easter eggs, until I realised there are thousands of collections of paintings, silver and gold wares etc to be checked out.Closing at 21:00 means plenty of time to visit elsewhere first during day time before coming here

One of the best museums I have ever been, You can see 9 of the best known Faberge eggs in it plus many other objects.

A gem of a museum (no pun intendedin St. Petersburg and a "must visit" for anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship. The level of detail is absolutely mesmerising and it is refreshing to witness that so many pieces have survived conflicts, wars and natural disasters over the centuries. Not only are the exhibited pieces worth admiration, but so is the interior design of each exhibition room.

I loved the history of the artefacts and some of the most exquisite pieces on display. I was in awe of everything, the beautiful pieces, the building itself, the history behind it all. A truly incredible place and the highlight of my tourist activities in russia.

Must-see-museum! Unforgettable exhibition! Faberge christmas egs - something what you can see only in St. Petrsburg. Theres also a lot of other exponats of Romanov family. And about 20 masterpiece of art who are extremly well-lighted. There is also one comfy-cosy caffe. With ICOM card is free entrance. 👏👏👏

We bought the Faberge egg in February Museum in Saint Petersburg for 15 thousand rubles.We came there. Wanted to change for the new one because this one is brokenhearted. They said that they dont change for the new one because its passed 2 weeks.Its very sad to see that they dont have quality in that they sell and guarantee of the product that cost of lot of money.So be careful when you buy Faberge egg in this Museum shop !

Exploring The Fabergé Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, at Shuvalov Palace on the Fontanka River. A highlight of the museums collection is the group of nine Imperial Easter eggs 🥚created by Fabergé for the last two Russian Tsars.

If the history of Faberge interests you, then this is a must.The facility is beautiful, very well organised and well run.The exhibits are beautiful and there is plenty of history to take in.They offer one of the best cruises around as well (and one that leaves on time irrespective of the number of people onboard).

Fine exhibition. Assigned entrance time. 10:00 am, not crowded. Must do it with guide when first time. Not all the collection. Seen others at Kremlin and Palacio Piti, Florence.

While technically this is a small museum with only 5 or so rooms (as opposed to the Hermitage with has thousands of rooms), it has a a lot of fascinating content including of course the Faberge eggs. However, only one room is dedicated to the eggs and I would highly recommend watching the Faberge documentary on Netflix before going to fully appreciate Faberge. The museum also has many antiques as well as famous paintings.

Very interesting museum with a wider range of exhibited objects than previously thought. The main sight is of course the Faberge eggs, but there are loads of other beautiful objects to be seen. Most importantly, a whole booklet of information was available for each exhibition, and the booklet was in English. Quite unique museum, I recommend a visit!

Small and quaint is nice! There were only 5 rooms to see the history of the Farberge items. Loved all of the items in the museum. Not like the Hermitage which ran on for miles and miles and miles and was so overwhelmed. This museum was just right!

It was a unique experience offering great insight into the mystique that surrounds the manufacture of these unique masterpieces of elegance and engineering, for the Russian aristocracy.. A must for those who know and would like to know more about them. The museum itself is very beautiful, easy to go through, and offers a nice shop and an excellent cafe/bistrot.

A magical experience of fine workmanship. Not an overwhelmingly big museum; great at the end of a long day. Truly beautiful; a must see! 450 roubles per person.

The pictures do not do this Museum Justice, you have to go there and look at the exhibits up-close-and-personal in order to get the full effect. Absolutely incredible and mesmerizing.

The museum is known for its Faberge eggs; however, it has other beautiful items from the same period. They do offer a student discount to Russian students only. The coat check area also has free lockers for backpacks, and the rooms require plastic shoe covers be put on to protect the floor. The Musume offers a guided book that identifies the items on excabite. The cafe downstairs is very welcoming, and the tv shows how the Faberge egg opens

Private museum in a beautifully restored palace a few minutes walk from the Nevskiy Prospekt. They have 9 Faberge eggs in their exhibition, apparently the second largest collection in Russia. All of the exhibits were beautifully presented and lit. The eggs are the draw, but my favourite things were the boxes, especially some of the cigarette boxes - stunning. There’s also a great cafe here with some impressive cakes - I had a slice of chocolate cake that should have come with a health warning! Wonderful!

Wonderful museum. Staff very helpful. I was lucky to go when it was really quiet on 24th December. Just me and the priceless eggs. Bliss.

Lovely privately owned museum showing some of Russias favourites. Not many eggs as I thought it would be. Beautiful building but you can bypass this on a trip as its not a must really.

The very first private museum in St. Peyrsburg, open only recently. Famous and just great collection of Faberge Royal Eggs as well as many other objects worth to see. Museum is very close to Nevskij Prospekt and Anichin bridge. Open usually till 9 p.m., so you can relax and enjoy its exhibitions late evenning, thus avoiding crowds of turists. Well-managed, audio guides as well as very detailed booklets of each single masterpiece in several languages are available. Just the must, once in St. Petrsburg.

Faberge Museum 、。。The Fabergé Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is a privately - owned museum which was established by Viktor Vekselberg and his Link of Times foundation in order to repatriate lost cultural valuables to Russia .. The museum is located in the center of Saint Petersburg at Shuvalov Palace (21, Fontanka River Embankmenton the Fontanka River .. The museums collection contains more than 4,000 works of decorative applied and fine arts, including gold and silver items, paintings, porcelain and bronze .. A highlight of the museums collection is the group of nine Imperial Easter eggs created by Fabergé for the last two Russian Tsars 、。。Great Place 、。。素晴らしい 、。。

Small museum, beautiful collection in the first main room. The rest of the exhibition felt lacking compared to the first main hall - but still worth a visit for art and jewelry lovers alike!

Such a wonderful collection it is certainly a highlight not to be missed. Best with a knowledgable guide to get the most from the visit. There is so much more on display than just the wonderful collection of Faberge Eggs which are certainly the draw card. I found the room filled with magnificent Iconography mesmerizing and didnt want to leave.

Having the chance to see on display a high concentration of their famed Faberge eggs when u hardly get to see them outside of Russia.. makes this a very very special museum worth a visit. The rest of the other rooms are average so a quick 1 hr max stop is a great thing before u hop off to the canal cruise with a pier right outside the museum.

Fabulous, exquisite, priceless & unforgettableTruly magnificent, no words can be enough to describe the amazing collections. Privileged to have had the opportunity to visit. Eternally memorable.

Really cool museum, with Faberge eggs and other whimsical creations. If youre interested in them, its unmissable because the collection is rich, the palace is beautiful and the information is well presented. The audioguide is really worth it - its necessary to leave a 1000 rubles deposit, so be prepared.

If you love Faberge Eggs, then you must come here. There is a collection of the original eggs on display plus some information about the history and maker.Its beautiful.It is fairly new, I think it only just opened when I visited in Oct 2017.

Too over rated I felt. Dont get me wrong. They have the Easter egg collection and some really exclusive gold and silver stuff. But once I did not see much novelty here.

Museum was not big. Historical building fine faberge things and some paintings. I was a bit piste off with staff. I was purchasing 3 adult and one kid tickets. And they didn’t sold me child ticket until I drought kid from changing room for them to see that I am not cheating. The difference in price was not much and they check tickets on the entry anyway.

No regret, must visit. Small and easy to tour around the whole museum. Lots of good pieces besides Eggs! With the museum ticket get discount for the hop on hop off cruise tour right outside!

Beautiful sets of jewels and dishes.The door of the car can be opened and closed, the staircase can be put in and out.For an egg with a key try to find a keyhole :)