The Palace Greenhouse is located in a separate pavilion of the Tver Palace Garden. The size of the greenhouse in Tver is small, but here you can see a lot of decorative plants. There is also an exhibition of prints and photographs with views of the sights of Tver region of the 19th century.
In front of the greenhouse there is a small "Decorative vegetable garden". There were such vegetable gardens in many palaces of Russia, including in the Tver Travel Palace. Various types of cabbage, beets, zucchini, peppers, as well as other herbs and vegetables that were served to travelers were planted here.
Entering the greenhouse, you will see a Winter Garden. The room maintains the necessary temperature and humidity, which allows to grow even tropical decorative plants. The area of the Winter Garden of the Tver Greenhouse is small, but it does not feel crowded. Some plants stand in pots on the floor and shelves, others curl along the walls, some plants are suspended from the ceiling. Here you can see dozens of species of plants and flowers from different climatic zones.
The Greenhouse in the Tver Travel Palace was created in the early 19th century by Grand Duchess Ekaterina Romanova. In a separate room of the Greenhouse, you can see engravings with views of Tver from the 18th and 19th centuries.
