Pushkin Memorial Apartments

At the entrance of Arbat Street, the house is very nice, a bit like tiffany blue, there are flowers upstairs at the door, there are souvenir shops nearby, there are not many people, tourists will take pictures, and there are not many people going in.

Pushkin is a famous literary figure in Russia. The former residence of Pushkin is also a relatively small area to visit. A separate house is not large in size. You can see some very old facilities. This museum is also quite attractive.

The former residence of Pushkin on Arbat Avenue. Receiving visitors from all over the world, a wide range of shops and oil paintings provide a background of art and poetry. A little stroll in the specialty restaurant diagonally opposite, the main color of the wine red room occupies the visual frame, people have to be mentally, even if the duel has to have a cup of coffee first.

By train from St. Petersburg to Moscow, then by subway to Dostoyevsky Station, running with his avatar, I ran over to read "Sin and Punishment" or high school, and this is the soil of Russian literature. Today, I searched for Pushkin's former residence and navigated all the way to the Pushkin Museum. I got lost and asked passers-by in the road. The three aunts I met, when I heard me ask Pushkin, I talked to Pushkin in blunt English with unlimited enthusiasm. It was so interesting. Moscow Red Square is a must-see place, it carries the history and glory of the country. Next to the Vasily Ascension Cathedral, the ancient facilities and murals are still revered. The Kremlin, the center of Russian rights and politics, of course, I went to see Putin, and now looking at his residence, still tidal me. That said, coming to Moscow, seeing the Chekhov station, Lev Tolstoy station, Gogol station, named everywhere...remembering my reading days, when we had dreams, about literature, about love, about travel through the world. Now we drink late at night, the cups meet together, are the sound of dreams breaking.

This memorial hall looks quite small, but the content is quite rich. It is recommended to visit. This former residence is very well maintained, each room is very wide, the whitewashing is also elegant and exquisite, and you can see the street view of Arbat Street by the window. When we visited, the window was a drizzle, a slight spring breeze, full of green eyes, and people thought of the feeling of the big poet here. The only regret is that Pushkin did not live here permanently, but rented for 3 months, so the current furniture is only designed for exhibition needs, and has not fully recovered from the look of the year.

Once a residence where Pushkins lived after their marriage, it has now been converted into a former residence museum. The subway Smolenskaya station is a very memorable venue.

Overall it is not bad, I recommend everyone to see

From the Revolution Square Station "take the subway to" Kiev Station "get off, you can reach the former residence of Pushkin~ I saw a lot of food delivery brothers along the way~ It takes less than 5 minutes to walk from the subway station to the former residence of Pushkin~ This was once the residence of Pushkin couples who lived after marriage. Now it has been converted into a former residence museum.