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Ficquelmont Palace
The Ficquelmont Palace ((ロシア語:дворе́ц Фикельмона), Ficquelmont dvorets) is a neoclassical palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The Palace was the Russian home of the Franco-Austrian counts de Ficquelmont.
== Architecture ==
The Ficquelmont Palace is set in central St-Petersburg, it lies on Suvorova Square by Trinity Bridge between the banks of the Neva and the Field of Mars. Its official address is Palace Embankment 4. The Palace fronts Palace Embankment and backs Millionnaya Street ; water frontage on the Neva was extremely prized by the Russian aristocracy while Millionnaya Street was considered one of tsarist Russia's grandest address.
The Palace façade is one of the finest example of Russian neoclassical architecture. The neoclassicisism, imported by foreign architects, especially during the reign of Empress Catherine II, had become very fashionable within Russian nobility by the mid-18th century when the palace was built.
The palace façade is shaped with great simplicity, combining harmonic proportions and a moderate ornamentation that highlight few decorative elements, such as the piano nobile balcony facing the Neva and the Palace's pediments.
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