Inside the Romanovs’ Last Home in Russia | Historic Room Tour

This is a room tour of the Romanovs’ last home before their execution.
I visited the Romanov Family Museum in Tobolsk, Siberia — a house frozen in time.

In this video, I take you on a historic room tour of the Romanov Family Museum in Tobolsk, Russia.

This house was the last peaceful home of Emperor Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their five children after the Russian Revolution.

During this room-by-room tour, you’ll see the actual spaces where the Romanov family lived in exile in 1917–1918 — including their bedrooms, dining room, and personal living areas — just months before their tragic execution in Yekaterinburg.

This is not a luxury room tour.
This is a historical room tour — a human story about family, power, loss, and one of the darkest chapters in Russian history.

📍 Location: Tobolsk, Siberia, Russia
🕯️ Topics: Romanov family, historic room tour, Russian Revolution, execution of Nicholas II, dark history

If you enjoy immersive history, real places, and meaningful stories — this video is for you.

00:00 Romanovs’ Last Home | Room Tour Begins
00:40 Why This House Matters
02:00 Arrival of the Romanov Family
03:30 Dining Room & Shared Spaces
05:20 Bedrooms and Private Rooms
07:10 Personal Belongings
08:40 Life in Exile
09:40 Transfer to Yekaterinburg
10:20 The Execution of the Romanovs

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