Czar Peter House 2011

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.

The little wooden house Czar Peter the Great stayed in for eight days has been preserved. A stone house was built around it to protect it. Over the years it had many visitors, including Napoleon and Putin. Many less-known visitors wrote their names on the wall and on the glass.