the country in over a hundred years. Other landmarks Several other Romanov residences may be seen in the vicinity of the Konstantin Palace. The Baroque Znamenka, designed by Rastrelli, used to be a home to the Nikolaevichi branch of the Romanovs. The neoclassical Mikhailovka palace once belonged to the Mikhailovichi branch of the family. Other landmarks in Strelna include a dacha of Mathilde Kschessinska and the ruined Maritime Monastery of St. Sergius, with numerous churches by Luigi Rusca. The monastery is noted as a burial place of the Zubov brothers and other Russian nobles. The imperial chancellor Alexander Gorchakov was interred here in 1883. The Konstantin Palace, the Trinity Monastery, Mikhailovka, and Znamenka are parts of the World Heritage Site Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments. See also List of Baroque residences References External links Strelna in Encyclopaedia of St. Petersburg Official website of the Konstantin Palace Views of Strelna I Views of Strelna II Views of Strelna III Views of Strelna IV Inside the palace I Inside the palace II Palaces in Saint Petersburg Royal residences in Russia Official residences in Russia Presidential residences Baroque architecture in Russia Russian Baroque gardens World Heritage Sites in Russia Populated coastal places in Russia Andrey Voronikhin buildings Tsarskoselsky Uyezd Petrodvortsovy District