What reviewers say about Fabergé
What does Fabergé do?
Fabergé is the Fabergé Museum located in the Shuvalov Palace in Saint Petersburg, described on file as the largest collection of works by Carl Fabergé, featuring Fabergé eggs and renowned pieces by Russian jewelers. Based on the available description, it operates as a museum where visitors can view these exhibits.
What are the most common complaints about Fabergé?
Based on the lowest-rated reviews on file, complaints include dissatisfaction with mandatory plastic shoe covers that visitors find noisy and disruptive, frustration when exhibits could not be viewed due to renovation, and generally negative impressions of the museum experience. These points reflect what the critical reviewers specifically wrote and should not be taken as the overall picture of the company.
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Very colorful works, audioguide tells interesting, there is a lot of information, it is worth to go)
The museum is very nice. If you enter, hopefully enter with your guide and stop in the room of the famous faberge eggs. The audio guide explains the history of each egg in particular, which makes the experience very interesting and entertaining. After the museum in case they are hungry there is a cafe with food and beverages.
Everyone will like it, everyone! It is impossible to remain indifferent, this is the true art of the empire !!
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I was on a tour in this museum, I liked everything very much, it was interesting and unusual. There are cafes, toilets, wardrobe. Everything is very strictly guarded, which in principle is expected. If you are interested in the history of Peter and Faberge, be sure to visit this museum.
An interesting and unique museum is highly recommended
Museum to discover from the beauty of the objects on display, very well organized museum and a very nice on-site catering, good visit to you !!
A whole world of beautiful, charming in gold and precious stone in filigree craftsmanship. What sacrifices had to be demanded for that glamor and wealth of the Tsar house of the peasant population ?!
Great museum and great eggs. Would highly recommend it.
While technically this is a small museum with only 5 or so rooms (as opposed to the Hermitage with has thousands of rooms), it has a a lot of fascinating content including of course the Faberge eggs. However, only one room is dedicated to the eggs and I would highly recommend watching the Faberge documentary on Netflix before going to fully appreciate Faberge. The museum also has many antiques as well as famous paintings.
Beautiful and interesting. Even the paintings and prints.
The museum is quite small, but not bad. The ticket is expensive, in my opinion. Mom went at a discount. We did not take the audio guide. The lack of a description of the exhibits did not suffer, they used paper books, guidebooks, they are not detailed, but this is good, a long reading and monotonous descriptions personally tire me. The exhibits are beautiful and interesting. I'm not a big fan of museums in Russia, but I generally liked this one, but at one time. The second time I do not even know what to do there)) When we went, there was no queue at all, but it was a weekday and probably not a season yet. Foreigners love to visit him, as I understood.
A great experience, beautiful experience, little hard to find but a great visit
The beautiful interiors of the Shuvalov Palace and the amazing works of Faberge.
Few eggs, for the excellent paintings by Aivazovsky and other artists
Interesting, beautiful, part of the story. Polite staff / workers, clean, you can safely see everything
It has 9 Faberge eggs and a really extensive collection of other creations of his. Also a collection of paintings by Russian and international impressionists very well lit
Interesting and beautiful exhibits. But all exhibits are numbered and, if there is a desire to learn about it, then it is NECESSARY to take an audio guide (for a fee), or wait for the brochure to be released. There are many people. Many stop in front of a shop window that does not fit. Excursion (paid). In general, raising money.
Super ... just a delight. Be sure to visit this museum. And take the guide. Get unforgettable emotions from the contemplation of beauty
Very interesting museum with extremely polite staff at all stages of customer service. Very interesting collection of jewelry works of the late 19 - early 20 th century. Not only are the works of Faberge represented (first of all, Easter eggs, including several large ones) attract attention, but also the products of competitors: silverware, porcelain dishes, household trinkets (cigarette cases, snuffboxes, etc.). There is a small (but what !!!) art gallery: Aivazovsky, Semiradsky, Makovsky. I liked it very much, I highly recommend that, taking into account humane prices (450 rubles + 150 rubles, an audiogram or excursion, the time of the inspection is about 40 minutes, compare: tickets to Peter and Paul Cathedral in the fortress of the same name are also worth 450 rubles, although the examination of the composition will take maximum 10 minutes). Not a bad museum store.
Regular hype shows with paradoxically poor lighting.
Lovely privately owned museum showing some of Russia's favourites. Not many eggs as I thought it would be. Beautiful building but you can bypass this on a trip as its not a must really.
An excellent museum in the magnificent interiors of the Naryshkin-Shuvalovs palace. Here you can see authentic Easter eggs created by Carl Gustav Faberge. Regularly held interesting exhibitions.
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They have student discounts and beautiful pieces of art. I didn t realize I was missing out on owning a cigarette case, and I really wanted one after visiting, despite the fact that I don t smoke.
The rooms are really to stand in as well. Make sure to pick up some of the laminations in the wooden boxes to read about the rooms.
This museum makes me speechless. This splendor! Not only the Faberge eggs are worth seeing. The other exhibits are absolutely worth seeing. The paintings are great as well. There is a Renoir hanging there!
Short and at the foot. Quick to walk and full of beauty.
A very beautiful place! I advise everyone to visit, if you will be in St. Petersburg)
One of the best museums in the city. To go only with guides - they are lovely, how good they are. Not ancient tedious grandmothers, but a young generation of professionals who know their subject well and speak excellent Russian.
Great in everything in the quality of its works, in the number in the dimension in beauty undoubtedly a visit not to be missed, regrettably with too many visitors with large queues and without being able to enjoy that heritage, but the greed of the recipes to this obliges
Very beautiful! I want to come back again and see everything in detail!
I expected there to be more Faberge eggs but in reality there was just 4 or 5.
Magnificent museum, rich exhibition and sensible audio guide.
This place must necessarily visit all those who attend Peter. The imagination of what a talented person can achieve with straight hands is amazing. But this museum must be held once with the excerptor, and the second time itself, that slowly to consider and realize the greatness of the masters. The location of the museum itself is remarkable, if not right to it for some reason, there is something to see next.
Surprisingly large collection - went for the eggs but thoroughly enjoyed all of the other jewelery and fine silver work!
Excellent, interesting cognitive museum. Located in the heart of the city, in the former courtyard of the Naryshkin-Shuvalovs. The interiors are wonderful, they fit the museum. The museum is new, opened in 2013. The entrance costs 450 rubles for Russian citizens. The museum has many small halls in which many beautiful exhibits are represented. Famous enamel Faberge and Easter eggs. Numerous works of silver, dishes, painting. Works not only Faberge and his students. Also there are many works of other masters of similar style and nobility. I recommend, it will be interesting!
Very nice museum. There are strict rules in connection with coronovirus restrictions - 5 minutes per room and a limited number of visitors (about 5 people), but it's worth it if you want to be in a palace with amazing pieces of jewelry. Still, for some reason, it s not always possible to buy tickets through the website, and they are quickly disassembled at the museum s ticket office.
A must see! If you do not have the opportunity to take a personal guide, I recommend taking headphones for the audio guide.
Amazing place !!! You must go when you visit St. Petersburg.
The exhibits do not leave anyone indifferent nor should they be seen to see and enjoy.
A good exhibition of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, of course, there wasn't much that I wanted to see.
You can spend a good evening or day in the walls of this museum. There are both temporary exhibitions and a permanent composition.
Amazing! Go to see the Imperial eggs but you'll spend as much time looking at the equally beautiful, but less important "regular" items. Absolutely wonderful!
I liked everything, unusually beautiful things, did not want to leave
Class, not a museum! The exhibitions are excellent, the atmosphere is decent!
The artwork was magnificent. The famous Faberge Eggs on display have the most exquisite detail and clever surprises within that it's easy to appreciate why the Faberge reputation holds the esteem that it does!
Nice museum with an amazing collection of Faberge eggs among other treasures..
Amazing! I was so amazed. Almost all items very really interesting.
The building is interesting and at the same time simple. Indescribable beauty exhibition masterpieces
Oooh, this is something !!! I recommend everyone to visit! Such beauty, sophistication, skill and cunning. All in these works of art. Be sure to take a tour or audio guide.
Perfect museum of adequate size with gorgeous art pieces! Definitely must see!
Impressively! Perfectly! I hope to come to this museum. I want to admire the exhibits of the museum again and again.
Faberge is Faberge. It's worth throwing around for even half an hour
It is so much more than just the world famous Faberge eggs ...so much more. Do not miss this display.
The exposition is very interesting and well put together. Unfortunately, they came an hour before closing, but it was not possible to examine everything slowly. As always, the employees are not polite and the strange restrictions due to the virus upset.
Interiors as a separate type of exhibits! Must visit!
We like it here most. Among all the museums that go to Russia That is, there are not many, not less, walking, not being bored The real Faberza egg is beautiful, the more bright the light, the more impressive the eye.
accessories The accessories of the Romanov dynasty are all beautiful, many collections, fine work.
Important and spelled with oil paintings in there, many of them standing, looking long and beautiful, much more beautiful than Hermitage. More than Clemlin Personally like it very much
Very beautiful museum, with unique exhibits, mostly eggs. Photography is allowed in the museum.
Interesting museum that has to be seen to be fully appreciated.
The ticket costs 600 rubles. The tour lasts an hour. I like it.
Fair amount of art prices and history compared to the price of the ticket. Definitely worth it! Just across the famous St. Peters and the horse bridge
Would put 5, if not for a strange approach to visitors. Entrance 450, entrance with an audio guide 700. Unfortunately, the vast majority of exhibits (exclusion of the picture) do not even sign that it is, but only numbers for an audio guide in the form of a mobile phone from the 90s. No one informs about this at the entrance. The whole collection is excellent, Aivazovsky stuns and excites the imagination.
You all come to see this one, the most beautiful piece of jewelry art! The interior of the place itself also magnificent. Absolutely must to visit
I spent 4 hours in a museum. First with a guide, and then I returned, I looked at everything in detail, read a book where I described all the luxuries and enjoyed the work of our golden hands of masters. Unforgettable! Pleasure! Once again I m coming. Thanks for creating such a museum!
A wonderful exposition and excursion, genuine masterpieces of jewelry art, as well as paintings, sculptures, various crafts. I learned a lot about the Faberge dynasty itself. I highly recommend visiting!
Very interesting and informative, great tour. Enjoyed a visit.
One of the most amazing museums In city. Desert egg is a must try in caffeteria.
Spectacular. The truth was I had no idea of the importance that Faberge had for world art, but when I visited and listened to the historical reviews of each one of the pieces that it made, I finally understood why it was mentioned in all the films that talk about great works. Each egg has a spectacular detail and has a story that corresponds to the person who ordered it to be made.
Small but beautiful museum. Do not believe that after visiting the Hermitage it is no longer worth seeing this. Eggs are a must, and so are the rest.
A unique opportunity to see the results of the work of the Faberge firm, diverse items, and not only the famous eggs - these are unimaginable jewelry, precious haberdashery, silverware, interior and cult items, More
Amazing colection and my recommendation is to go with a guide
A stunning place with an incredible collection of jewelry items and everyday items.
I really liked it. I advise. I got aesthetic pleasure.
Women will like it more. The collection consists of various caskets, jewelry. Famous eggs - they have something. The correct round shape, shiny paint, a surprise inside
Whoever visits St. Petersburg is obligatory! It is located at 2-300 meters from the Ny sky Prosecco, along a canal (not very typical white building). It is closed on Fridays, otherwise it is open until 10-18. If you want to watch "normal" and not just run around, take 3-4 hours. It's a good idea to ask for audio guidance, but guided tours do not add so much more. There is a washbasin, buffet, shop, the latter expensive. Safe deposit box for free, bag is included. You can be photographed. You can pay with a card.
Really a must when you go to st Petersburg. Faberge is inextricably linked to the Tsars of Russia. I think it is the most fine art that exists. So beautiful and detailed, there is nothing comparable. It is a small exhibition but really beautiful. You can then buy real Faberge things in the shop. For about 50 to 60 euros you already have something wonderful. There are also plenty of nice things for the small wallet. From just 10 euros you have some imitation Faberge. I say go for it!
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Крупнейшее собрание работ Карла Фаберже - Музей Фаберже, Шуваловский дворец в Санкт Петербурге. Смотреть экспонаты - яйца Фаберже и культовые работы русских ювелиров.
Fabergé: A Legacy of Russian Artistry and Craftsmanship
Fabergé is a renowned name in the world of luxury jewelry and decorative arts. The company was founded in 1842 by Gustav Fabergé, a talented jeweler who established his workshop in St. Petersburg, Russia. However, it was his son Carl Fabergé who brought the brand to international fame with his exquisite creations that captured the essence of Russian artistry and craftsmanship.
Today, Fabergé is best known for its iconic Easter eggs - ornate jewel-encrusted creations that were commissioned by the Russian imperial family as gifts for their loved ones. These eggs are not only masterpieces of design but also symbols of the opulence and grandeur of pre-revolutionary Russia.
The legacy of Carl Fabergé lives on through the Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg, which houses the largest collection of his works in the world. The museum is located in the Shuvalov Palace, a magnificent neoclassical building that was once home to one of Russia's wealthiest aristocratic families.
Visitors to the museum can marvel at over 4,000 objects from Carl Fabergé's workshop, including not only Easter eggs but also jewelry pieces, objets d'art, and other decorative items. Each piece showcases an unparalleled level of skill and attention to detail that has made Fabergé synonymous with luxury and refinement.
One particularly notable exhibit at the museum is a series of nine Imperial Easter Eggs created for Tsar Nicholas II between 1885 and 1916. These eggs are considered some of Carl Faberge's most exceptional works due to their intricate designs featuring precious stones such as diamonds, emeralds, rubies or sapphires set into gold or silver frames.
In addition to its permanent collection displays at Shuvalov Palace Museum offers temporary exhibitions showcasing contemporary artists inspired by Carl’s work or exploring themes related to Russian culture or history.
Despite being over a century old now since its founding days under Gustav’s leadership until today under new ownerships after several changes hands throughout history; however still today it remains one-of-a-kind brand associated with high-end luxury goods worldwide thanks largely due its rich heritage rooted deep within Russia's cultural identity.
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