Dulber

Koreiz, Ukraine

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Designed by Nikolay Krasnov for Grand Duke Peter Nikolaievich of Russia, Dulber Palace stands in Koreiz near Yalta in Crimea as an exuberant expression of Moorish Revival architecture. Built in the early nineteenth century, this sprawling residence draws inspiration from fifteenth-century Mameluk architecture in Cairo, manifesting in its asymmetrical composition, crenellated walls, and distinctive silver domes. The palace encompasses more than one hundred rooms and exemplifies the romantic orientalism that captivated Russian aristocratic patrons of the era. Its name derives from the Crimean Tatar word *dülber*—meaning "beautiful"—itself rooted in the Persian *del-bar*, or "beloved." Today it is recognized as a State Register of Immovable Monument of Ukraine.