Literary museums in our website catalog.

In 1903 the Pyatigorsk merchant Ushakov built the house to a design by architect Emmanuil Khadjaev. In 1911 the composer Sergei Prokofiev rented it and lived there in the summers. In 1914 the house wa...

The house of A.I. Solzhenitsyn's aunt, M.Z. Gorina, in Kislovodsk, where the writer lived in 1920–1924, was designated a cultural heritage site of federal significance and transferred to the State Lit...

The museum was opened in 2003 and is dedicated to Baron Munchausen. Here you can learn about the origins of Erich Raspe's famous book "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen", as well as about the life of...

In July 1990 the A. P. Bibik Museum was founded, located in the house where the revolutionary, political exile and writer lived. The museum's collection includes documents, photographs, letters, autho...

In 1875, by order of Alexander I, the building of the Mail Coach Station was constructed, which has survived to this day. It was one of four built at the resort springs ('the Waters') at that time. Am...