On 14 October 2021, His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent toured the interiors of the Alexander Palace. The member of the British Royal Family visited our Museum together with a delegation from the U.K.

Director Olga Taratynova of Tsarskoe Selo guided Prince Michael and the delegation through the recently restored private rooms of Emperor Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra Fyodorovna in the East Wing of the palace.

The guests saw: Nicholas' Reception Room. Working Study, Moorish Room (Tsar's Bathroom), Valet's Room and State Study; and Alexandra's Maple Drawing Room, Palisander Drawing Room, Mauve Room, Imperial Bedroom and Corner Drawing Room. They also walked through the Small and Large Libraries, as well as the Mountain Hall with a slide which is not open to the public yet.

Prince Michael was greatly impressed by the results of the restoration and reconstruction work by Russian specialists.