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St. Petersburg apartments » St. Petersburg guide » History of St. Petersburg Russia » Emperor Alexander II Staying in a hotel in St. Petersburg is a must for any traveler wishing to visit St. Petersburg, RussiaSt. Petersburg apartments online hotel booking system enables our users to learn the status of their reservationEmperor Alexander II Alexander II Nikolaevich (1818-1881) - Emperor from 1855. Eldest son of Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855) and Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna (1798-1860). Activist, reformer, diplomat. Married to German Princess Maximiliana Wilhelmina Augusta Sophia Maria of Hesse-Darmstadt (1824-1880), who, following her conversion to Russian Orthodoxy, became Maria Alexandrovna. There were 8 children from this marirage, including the future Emperor Alexander III (1845-1894). Following the death of his wife, Maria Alexandrovna, entered into a morganatic union in 1880 with Princess Ekaterina Mikhailovna Dolgorukaya (1849-1922), who, following her marriage to the Emperor, was granted the title of Princess Yurievskaya. Alexander II had 3 children from Princess Dolgorukaya who inherited the surname and title of their mother. Emperor Alexander II died in 1881 when a bomb was throne at his carriage by Revolutionary terrorist I. I. Grinevitsky. No significant changes in the Tzarskoje Selo imperial residence were made during his reign. New interiors were created in the Catherine Palace and part of the Catherine Park underwent re-planning. ►Back to topExplore some of the most unique apartments in central St. Petersburg with us! Luxury apartments in St. Petersburg Russia are also available from our site. St. Petersburg Russia Apartments has negotiated rates at most St. Petersburg Russia luxury apartments | |||||||||
