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Conférence sur le voyage le plus célèbre de Pierre I
Великое Посольство, мост из России в Европу»
К 350-летию со дня рождения Петра I ИИ-проект Русского исторического общества и Сбербанка: распознавание К 350-летию со дня рождения Петра I Лекция и презентация выставки Музея Мирового океана (Калининград)

Le Musée de l'Océan Mondial et la Maison Russe à Bruxelles vous invitent à faire un étonnant voyage dans le passé et à remonter 325 ans en arrière, lorsque Pierre Ier partit en voyage à travers les pays d'Europe dans le cadre de la Grande Ambassade.

The event is devoted to the 350th jubilee of Peter the Great and the 325th anniversary of the Grand Embassy.
Lecturer : Larisa Emelyanova, Senior Researcher, Museum of the World Ocean, PhD (Geography)
The Museum of the World Ocean and the Russian House Brussels-Europe invite to an amazing journey to the pat and travel 325 years back, when Peter I started his trip to Europe as a member of the Grand Embassy. On July 14, we are giving an online lecture about important meetings and diplomatic success of Peter Alekseyevich who traveled along Europe as the sergeant Peter Mikhailov.
The Museum of the World Ocean and the Russian House Brussels-Europe invite to an amazing journey to the pat and travel 325 years back, when Peter I started his trip to Europe as a member of the Grand Embassy. On July 14, we are giving an online lecture about important meetings and diplomatic success of Peter Alekseyevich who traveled along Europe as the sergeant Peter Mikhailov.
Peter the Great’s life and activities mean a lot to the Museum of the World Ocean. During the visit of the Russian Grand Embassy to Koenigsberg in 1697, Peter I was learning artillery at the forts of Friedrichsburg and Pillau. Colonel von Sternfeld, an experienced expert from Brandenburg, taught the 25-year-old apprentice and noted his talents. When Peter I came back to Moscow he got a certificate that read: “Peter Mikhailov should be recognized and honoured for his perfect talent in bomb throwing and as a careful and skillful artillery artist”. And Peter himself used to say several times “he was going to Europe to learn shipbuilding”.
Nowadays, the Friedrichsburg Gate, the surviving part of the fort, is an object of the Museum of the World Ocean. Its territory houses the Ship’s Revival Historical and Cultural Centre, including the Lodeyniy Shipyard Museum Complex.
Shortly before the Russian emperor’s birthday, the exhibition “The Grand Embassy of Peter I” was opened at the museum territory. This is a joint project of diverse Russian museums, which provided their archival and depository materials for the exhibition. The unique exhibition is presented on July 14 during the lecture.