State Hermitage Museum Cats

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State hermitage museum cats. You can read more about this service here or please contact our Support team for more details. A small fire on Friday at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg raised alarms about the fate of one of its greatest treasures. AFP Photos For more than a century visitors have marveled at the Hermitage Museums precious collections and for just as long dozens of cats have prowled the Saint Petersburg palaces sprawling cellars.

Every cat has its own passport and a vet book. It is a special offer that now costs only 15 to your order sum. The beloved Hermitage cats.

The State Hermitage Museum in Russias Saint Petersburg one of the most famous art museums in the world has a staff including numerous specialists in sculpture history painting but also believe it or not a special kind of four-legged specialists that work under the Jordan Staircase in the Hermitages Winter Palace. Among the treasures at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg are the cats who have been guarding the gallerys famous artworks from mice since the mid-18th century. Эрмитажные коты are a bunch of cats residing within the hermitage museum in saint petersburg russiathe museum has a press.

The state hermitage museum itself has three individuals who act as caretakers of these cats and a press secretary to deal with the cats. The cats of the Hermitage live. A generous French philanthropist has left a sum of money to some unusual beneficiaries in his will -- a bunch of cats living in the basement.

Always on this day museum visitors can see the basements of the Winter Palace where the cats live. A generous French philanthropist has left a sum of money to some unusual beneficiaries in his will a bunch of cats living in the basement of the. Hermitage Cat Day.

You might skip the elevating bridges present and even the amber room in catherines palace however the. As the director of the state museum in Saint Petersburg says the cats are even as popular as Rembrandt. AFPOlga Maltseva French doctor leaves fortune to.