Twilly "SUMMER GARDEN" silk 5x85

The Summer Garden of St. Petersburg is a true precious emerald framed by the city's architecture. It is located on an island surrounded by the rivers Neva, Fontanka, Moyka, and the Swan Canal. It is an example of a 'regular park' with straight alleys, geometrically designed water bodies, fountains, and numerous marble statues.

Created based on Peter the Great's plan in 1704, the garden changed its appearance over three centuries, but the initial layout has been preserved to the present day.  The sculptural decoration of the garden is especially valuable as the only preserved sample of the early 18th-century garden and park sculpture in Europe. The garden fence on the side of the Neva River is one of the main symbols of St. Petersburg.