Pavlovsk was built as a summer residence for Emperor Paul-I and was used as his official residence. The Grand Palace is reminiscent of an Italian villa in design. On the ground and first floors you will be able to see private and state rooms of the royal family while on the second floor there is an exposition “Russian Interior of the 19 th century”. The palace contains a unique collection of antique sculptures, 18-19 th century's furniture, bronze, clocks and porcelain. After touring the palace you can walk round the park that was known as the largest royal park in Europe .

   At the Rose Pavilion you can hear the concerts of chamber and classical music.