The Pushkin Apartment Museum

Traveling to Russia, this stop came to St. Petersburg. Alexander ∙ Sergeyevich ∙ Pushkin is a great Russian poet and founder of modern literature. The Pushkin House Museum is located on the inside of the Moika River bend in St. Petersburg, Russia, opposite the Japanese Consulate. Pushkin and his family lived here from September 1836 until four months before Pushkin died, and the apartment was abandoned until it was rebuilt as a museum in 1924, and opened to the public 100 years after his death.

One of the most important literary artists in Russian history, Pushkin's former residence, is also an apartment where he has lived, stored a lot of introductions about Pushkin's Shengping, and there are also some pictures and literary manuscripts, which are worth visiting and need to be paid attention to every day.

Pushkin Square and the former residence memorial museum are few tourists on weekdays, and the nearby Neva Street is an old street full of literary atmosphere. Dawenhao Dostoevsky, Gogoli, Pushkin, etc. have described the humanistic style of the street. The romantic canal adds the softness of the water town to St. Petersburg.

This is Pushkin's last residence, rented from a lady, and the poet died here on his study couch after his duel was injured, which was lamented by his wrists.

The residence of the famous poet Alexander Pushkin is now a museum and holds many portraits of Pushkin.

The Pushkin Apartment Museum, located in the heart of St. Petersburg, is the last place where the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin lived. The apartment displays the poet's life, displays Pushkin's manuscripts and portraits, and buys tickets to visit the house and replaces the free shoe cover.