Overview
Alberto Angela went to the Kremlin and the palaces of St. Petersburg to tell us the story of the tsars who governed Russia between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries. It is an opportunity to visit the splendid Hermitage Palace, where works of art, jewels, thrones, crowns, weapons and sumptuous carriages are kept. We will admire one of the summer residences of Tzarskoje Selo, an immense palace located in a vast park with large trees, ponds, imposing statues, little bridges, where Tsarina Elizabeth loved to spend much of her time. This palace also hid another wonder, now lost: a room whose walls were entirely decorated with panels made of various types of amber and which suddenly disappeared during the last war. Through the documents, the places, the objects collected in the collections, Ulisse makes us discover the life of the last tsars from Peter the Great to Nicholas II: the loves, the pomp, the conquests, but also the plots, the killings and the brutal repression.
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2 - 1The splendor of Rome April 06, 2002 -
2 - 2The strength of the Empire April 13, 2002 -
2 - 3Twenty thousand leagues underground April 20, 2002 -
2 - 4The air April 27, 2001 -
2 - 5The treasures of the Tsars May 04, 2002 -
2 - 6Journey into nothingness May 11, 2002 -
2 - 7Journeying into the unknown May 18, 2002 -
2 - 8The odyssey of man in the ice June 01, 2002 -
2 - 9Journey to the Middle Ages June 08, 2002 -
2 - 10The extraordinary story of man (part one) November 30, 2002 -
2 - 11The extraordinary story of man (second part) December 07, 2002 -
2 - 12Lo splendore di Roma December 14, 2002



