The world's largest collection
of Carl Fabergé masterpieces in the Shuvalov Palace
of Saint-Petersburg

The items of greatest value in the collection are nine Easter eggs made by artisans employed by the House of Fabergé for the last two Russian emperors. They are all masterpieces of jewelry art and have unique historical value, as they are linked to the reign and personal lives of Alexander III and Nikolai II.

Today, Fabergé Museum's collection is made up of over 4000 display items which also represent the many different things created by the House of Fabergé: Easter masterpieces, fantasy-themed objects, jewelry, miscellaneous small items, silverware, home decor and objects of worship.

The Museum is located in Shuvalov Palace on the Fontanka River Embankment. It is one of the most beautiful palaces in St. Petersburg and is a historical landmark and a focal point for tourists.

The Fabergé Museum's collection, assembled by the Link of Times Foundation, stands apart because it provides ample representation of the many different things created by the House of Fabergé: Easter masterpieces, fantasy-themed objects, jewelry, miscellaneous small items, silverware, home decor and objects of worship.

Thanks to our virtual tour, you can bask in the sumptuous interiors of Shuvalov Palace and the unique masterpieces in the Fabergé Museum's collection without leaving your home or workplace.