The White Column Hall (formerly the Alexander Hall) is a brilliant example of Russian neoclassical architecture. It was built in the early 1820s, possibly following a plan by Carlo Rossi or one of the architects in his circle. The grisaille on the plafond was decorated with distemper paintings of Cupid and Psyche, the Olympic gods and other subjects from ancient mythology by Giovanni Battista Scotti.
Area: 455.5 m²
Capacity: 200 people
Event category: buffet, banquet, concert, exhibition