Osobnyak Trubetskikh-Naryshkinykh

«Osobnyak Trubetskikh-Naryshkinykh» on Chaikovskogo Street, 29, near Chernyshevskaya metro station, is a historic building in the very center of St. Petersburg that has been turned into a modern event venue. The mansion's first owner was Abram Hannibal, Alexander Pushkin's great-grandfather, and in 1855 the building was acquired by Prince Pyotr Trubetskoy, who commissioned a well-known architect to rebuild it. In March 2012, one of the largest treasure hoards in Russian history was discovered here, adding to the mansion's fame. The building has eight halls ranging from 20 to 150 square meters: the Trubetskoy Hall, the Naryshkin Hall, the Petrovsky Hall, the Vasilyevsky Hall, the Mirror Hall, the Pink and Gold drawing rooms, and the Princess Orbeliani Hall. Each space is equipped with modern stage equipment and is suitable for different types of events — from banquets and weddings to business meetings and conferences. The mansion hosts off-site wedding ceremonies, corporate events, and photo shoots, and also regularly runs interior tours of its halls. Rental terms are calculated individually, with the rental of the entire mansion starting at 300,000 rubles.