About Sights – Romanov Palace in Likani
The Romanov Palace (also known as Likani Palace) was designed by Leopold Bilfeldt as a summer mansion for Grand Duke Nicholas Mikhailovich of Russia. Built by the famous architect Leonti Nikolajewitsch Benois (Leon Benoise) between the years of 1892-95, the palace is situated on the bank of the Mtkvari River in Likani (Georgian: ლიკანი) in Samtskhe-Javakheti region.
Romanov Palace in Likani
In Soviet times, the palace was used by high-ranking officials, including the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
Romanov Palace
The palace has a European styled interior.
A wood paneled room in the Romanov Palace
An ornate fireplace at the Romanov Palace
A fireplace in the Romanov Palace
Billiard room in the Romanov Palace
An ornate chandelier in the Romanov Palace
In 2004, the palace became the residence of the President of Georgia and is not currently open to the public.
The Romanov Palace at Likani
All photos courtesy of Borjomi Municipality.
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