Pavlosk, the former summer residence of Emperor Paul I, is one of Russia's most treasured museums. The site contains detailed information about both the house and the park, which is one of the largest landscaped parks in Europe. There is a plan of the palace with pictures and a description of each room, and a page devoted to the palaces Museum of Nineteenth Century Russian Interiors. The palace was occupied by the Germans during World War II and was burnt down as they left - restoration of the palace and park took almost 50 years and there are before and after pictures available on the site
