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Museum-estate "Arkhangelskoe" - the Palace and Park ensemble of the late XVIII — early XIX century. The mansion is located on the oxbow of the Moskva river in the Krasnogorsk district of Moscow region, 2 km South-West of Krasnogorsk. First "Arkhangelskoe" was called Upolozy, by the name of one of the owners — Alexey Ivanovich Upolotsky known since 1537. In 1646 there in the possession of Fedor Ivanovich Sheremetev, the estate was listed and a wooden Church. In the XVII century its owners were the princes and the. From 1681 in the year 1703 patrimony belonged to Prince M. Ya. Cherkassky. From 1703 to 1810 years, the estate remained in the family Golitsyn. Since 1703 the manor passed to Prince Dmitry Mikhailovich Golitsyn, who during the reign of Empress Anna Ioannovna was accused of "criminal intent" to deprive her Majesty of power. Sent to Moscow, he mostly lived in Arkhangelsk — until 1736, when he was arrested. However, in 1741 the estate was returned to his son, Alex D., after which - to Nikolai Alekseevich Golitsyn. The latter began to build a new Palace by the French architect Charles Gern[fr]. In the 1790s, the Italian Giacomo Trombaro in front of the Palace were arranged in two terraces with marble balustrades. Flowerbeds On terraces, balustrades adorned with vases, statues, busts of ancient gods, heroes and philosophers. The highlight of the Park was created a small group of buildings called the Caprice. He built the little-known Italian architect Giovanni Petondi. The complex had a library building and an arena with very interesting interiors. The arena had an iron fence with stone pillars, decorated with vases. Before the arena was laid out by a small garden with a statue of Cupid.
In 1810 as was bought by Prince N. B. Yusupov, well-known collector and lover of the arts. Mystical coincidence.The dynasty of the princes Golitsyn and Yusupov owned the estate 107 years each.

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