Our tour was limited to the Lower Park, which is the extensive parkland on the other side of the Palace . . . all the way to the Gulf of Finland. The Lower Park includes the Orangery Garden; the Hermitage Pavilion in the western section of the Lower Park; the Marly Palace (also located in the western portion of the park); and our group’s initial destination, the Monplaisir complex in the eastern portion of the park, which includes a collection of gardens, fountains, and decorative sculptures around The Palace of Monplaisir.
THE MARLY ENSEMBLE
GOLDEN HILL CASCADE
WHEATSHEAF FOUNTAIN
MUSHROOM FOUNTAIN
THE EVE FOUNTAIN
THE ORANGERY
THE ROMAN FOUNTAINS
CHESSBOARD HILL CASCADE
THE SUN FOUNTAIN
All walking paths in this part of the Park are designed to lead to the dramatic central and most prominent feature on the grounds of Peterhof, as shown on the next page.
Tim Dreese's Travel Log & Design Journal 
Magnificent, Tim!!
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Thanks, Bob!
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It`s such a golden place. Love the pictures!
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Thanks, Roberto ….. I appreciate that. But it looks like you are the one taking fantastic photos!! Nice blog!
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Thanks Tim! I have just begun to write it. I have lots of stories to tell about different places, including my own pictures too. By now it is in Spanish, I am considering making it bilingual.
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Bilingual would be greatly appreciated!!
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Reblogged this on barsgames.
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Thanks for the reblog!! I will check out your site!
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