Peter The Great Statue in London
About
The Monument to Peter the Great in London stands as a striking homage to the first Russian Czar's diplomatic visit to England in 1700. Crafted by renowned sculptor Mikael Shemyakin and unveiled in 2000, this artistic tribute sits prominently within the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Its location holds a poignant connection to the past, adjacent to Sayes Court, once possessed by the famous diarist John Evelyn. Though a brief visit of under an hour suffices to admire and reflect on this piece, its impressive design and historical context garner a favorable rating of 4.4 from visitors.
Recommended visit time
to 1 hour
Features
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Reviews and Ratings
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I want to see what damage was done. Pointless covering it up.

Quirky Statue commemorating The Tsar of Russia , Peter The Great & his visit to London iin 1698. It seems strange today that a Tsar of Russia should not only visit London but actually stay in Deptford but Peter was on a European Tour with a view to getting ideas for modernising Russia & creating a Russian Navy. In 1698 Deptford was a Royal Naval Dockyard & Samuel Pepys the diarist worked there & boats captained by Sir Walter Raleigh & Sir Francis Drake sailed from there Peter & his travelling entourage lodged at nearby Sayes Court , owned by the diarist & gardener John Evelyn & caused a great deal of damage to both the house garden with their wild behaviour.

Was partially destroyed and covered
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the address of Peter The Great Statue?Peter The Great Statue is located at 33 Glaisher St, SE8 3ER, London, United Kingdom.
- How to get here by public transport?The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Creekside (Stop Z) (252 m walk)
- Bus stop Millwall Park (Stop L) (671 m walk)
- Bus stop Deptford Church Street / Creek Road (Stop J) (454 m walk)
- Bus stop Sayes Court (643 m walk)
- How is Peter The Great Statue rated by visitors?Peter The Great Statue has an average rating of 4.4 based on 167 reviews across platforms such as Google.
- How long should visitors plan to stay at the venue?Most visitors complete their visit within about 1 hour.
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