Tsata (the Tsar's palace)

Tsata, or the Tsar's Palace, refers to the grand residence of Russian emperors, most notably the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. It symbolizes imperial authority and opulence, featuring expansive architecture, ornate interior decoration, and historically significant art collections. The palace served as both a residence and a seat of government, showcasing Russia’s power and culture during the imperial era. Today, it functions as a museum, inviting visitors to explore Russia’s imperial history through its impressive rooms, sculptures, and artworks.