Leo Tolstoy Estate Museum

The Tolstoy Manor Museum is one of the largest museums in the world. It is located in the town of Yasnaya Poljana, Tula Oblast, Russian Federation, covering an area of 380 hectares with beautiful scenery. It is known as Tolstoy's "cradle and grave". Tranquility Manor is the domain of a prominent family. It is the property of Tolstoy's mother's family. It was later inherited by Tolstoy. hectares of apple orchards. Tolstoy loved labor all his life. He once planted trees with the peasants. Today, there is a large knife that he and the peasants used for weeding in the manor. There is a large pond in the manor, which Tolstoy called "a quiet and gorgeous pond". In his childhood Tolstoy and his friends swam and fished in the pool, and in old age he exercised on the frozen surface. The road leading to the depths of the manor is long and quiet. There are no asphalt or gravel roads in the manor, only a wide dirt road and a forest path left over a hundred years ago. Tolstoy's former residence is a simple milky white two-story building, located in a very dense forest. There are horses carved on the fence beside the wall, which may be related to Tolstoy's fondness for riding. There are still 20 famous horses in the manor. The layout, furnishings and the author's collection of more than 20,000 volumes in the former residence are all kept intact. One can see the writer's study, bedroom, living room and office, etc. It is here that Toon left immortal masterpieces such as "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina" to mankind.