Baccarat Ballroom

The Baccarat Ballroom is designed in the baroque style and is richly decorated with stucco, mirrors and lamps. The highlight of the interior is an Italian fireplace made of white marble, crystal floor lamps from the French Baccarat factory, which gave the hall its name, and an original parquet floor with details made of the rarest green oak. The huge antique mirrors reflected the brilliant balls, masquerades, musical evenings, and solemn meetings held here in the XIX century.

In the 1920s, the inhabitants of the House of Arts - Alexander Blok, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Osip Mandelstam, Nikolai Gumilev and other famous Russian poets – read their poems here.

Characteristics:

• Area: 137 square meters (1,475 square feet)
• Capacity: up to 70 guests
• Location: 3rd floor
• View: Moika River embankment
• Details: The adjacent Gold or Walnut living room can be used for a welcome cocktail or a buffet after the event