Taganrog
24 places
Alexandrovsky Trade Arcades
Taganrog, near Chekhov Square
The Alexandrovsky Trade Rows are located in the historical center of Taganrog at the intersection of Pyotrovskaya Street and Lermontovskiy Lane. This is an architectural complex of the 19th century, a monument of architecture. In the past, it housed trading stalls, giving the building its specific commercial function. Today, these rows preserve their historical significance and are an important part of the cityscape.
Chekhov House
Taganrog, Rozy Lyuksemburg St, 77
P. E. Chekhov's House is located in Taganrog at Roza Luxemburg Street, 77. It is the only private house of the Chekhov family in the city built by Pavel Yegoreyevich in 1874 with his last means. In the garden young Anton Chekhov first planted flowers. Now there is an exhibition "Taganrog and Chekhovs" telling about the history of the residents of the house which belongs to Taganrog Museum-Reserve. Nearby were a well, carriage house and small garden.
Historical and Regional Studies Museum (Alфераки Palace)
Taganrog, Frunze St, 41
The Historical and Regional Studies Museum is situated in the former Alferaki Palace on Frunze Street in Taganrog. Built in the neo-baroque style per architect A. Stakenschneider's design, it is a late 19th-century architectural landmark. Since 1927, it has hosted a regional studies museum initiated by A. P. Chekhov for Taganrog's anniversary celebration. The exhibit features more than seven thousand artifacts; its interiors are notable for their splendor and majesty, evoking royal apartments.
StoneSteps
Taganrog, between Grecheskaya ul. and Pushkinskaya Emb.
Stone staircase in Taganrog connects city center with picturesque Pushkinskaya Embankment. Built in 1823 by merchant Gerasim Depaldo, it is also known as Depaldovskaya staircase. There is a viewing platform with view on Taganrog Bay and nearby there's Tchaikovsky's Cottage - popular tourist attraction. The staircase is an important sightseeing spot in Taganrog.
Paula's Hermitage
Taganrog, Turgenevskiy Ln, 82
Cell of Elder Paavel in Taganrog is located at Turgenev Street, 82 in Taganrog city. Here lived and practiced Saint Paavel Taganrog canonized in 1999 who freed his serfs voluntarily, led a simple life after renouncing rich inheritance. This place is a pilgrimage site for Orthodox believers due to its holiness and spiritual achievements.
Round House
Taganrog, Aleksandrovskaya St, 107
Round house in Taganrog on Alexandrovskaya street, 107 — unique building constructed in constructivism style and one of the first round residential buildings in the Soviet Union. The house is still used for its original purpose and recognized as an architectural monument testifying to bold architectural solutions of that time.
Chekhov Literary Museum
Taganrog, Oktyabrskaya St, 9
A. P. Chekhov Literary Museum is located in the historical building of the former male classical gymnasium built in 1806 in the style of Russian provincial classicism. It was here that Anton Chekhov studied from 1868 to 1879, which had a significant impact on his work. The museum opened in 1980 and is dedicated to the life and works of the writer. Visitors can see the interiors of the pre-revolutionary classroom and learn more about Chekhov's school years, which served as inspiration for many of his stories.
A. A. Durov Museum
Taganrog, Antona Glushko Ln, 44
A.A. Durov Museum is located in a historical building in Taganrog at Anton Glushko Alley, 44. The exhibition is dedicated to the life and work of famous circus artist-trainer Alexander Alexandrovich Durov. Visitors are greeted by a stylized circus arena with characters from Durov's attraction, as well as a recreation of the interior of a passenger carriage of a touring artist from the early 20th century. The mansion built in the modern style in 1900 is an architectural monument. The museum supports the Pushkin Card program.
Taganrog Urban Planning and Domestic Life Museum
Taganrog, Frunze St, 80
The "Town Planning and Life in Taganrog" Museum is located at historical mansion on Frunze Street, 80 in Taganrog city. The building was constructed in 1912 in modern style and is the sole museum in Russia dedicated entirely to town planning and regional everyday life. The architectural facade of the building, designed by Fedir Shekhtel, is a notable example of early-20th-century architecture. Previously, the mansion belonged to grain trader Evgeniy Sharov.
Chekhov's Cottage Museum
Taganrog, Chekhova St, 69
Chekhov's House Museum is located in Taganrog at Chekhov Street, 69. It is a small estate where the Chekhovs lived from 1859 to 1861. The house consists of three rooms, kitchen, corridor and porch. Inside there is recreated interior of a merchant house of the XIX century. Nearby there is a souvenir shop. Exhibition includes photos of writer's ancestors and archival documents.
I.D. Vasylenko Museum
Taganrog, Chekhova St, 88
I.D. Vasilenko Museum is located in a historical building at Taganrog city, Chekhov St., 88. This is the house where famous children's writer I.D. Vasilenko lived and worked, author of popular stories about boy Artyom Zagoruyko. The museum's exhibition is dedicated to the life and works of the writer, allowing visitors to get closer to his work and the world of childhood created by Vasilenko.
Chekhov's Cellar Museum
Taganrog, Aleksandrovskaya St, 100
Chekhov's Cellar Museum is located in a historical building at Alexandrovskaya St., 100, Taganrog city. The Chekhovs lived there from 1869 to 1874, when young Anton spent much time behind the counter of the family grocery store. Today, the museum features an exhibition including the shop interior and living rooms, family photos and period household items. In front of the building stands a statue of characters from "The Thick and the Thin" story.
Alexander I Monument
Taganrog, Istoricheskiy Blvd
Alexander I Monument is located in Taganrog on Historical Boulevard. It is a monument with a high pedestal crowned by the emperor's bust who passed away here in 1825. Originally placed on Pyotrovskaya Street, it changed locations several times until it was moved to its current location in 1924. The monument was built in 1831.
A.P. Chekhov Monument
Taganrog, Krasnaya Sq
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's monument is located in Taganrog on Red Square since 1960. The sculpture by I.M. Rukavishnikov depicts a young writer sitting on a stone with a book in his hands. The monument was dedicated to the centenary of the classic Russian literature author's birth.
Cherry Orchard Monument
Taganrog, Chekhovskaya Emb
The monument "Cherry Orchard" is located on Chekhov Embankment in Taganrog. It is a popular tourist attraction featuring a bronze sculpture of A.P. Chekhov sitting on a bench. The monument is dedicated to the writer's eponymous play and serves as an identifiable symbol of the city.
Pyotr I Monument
Taganrog, KomSomolsky Boulevard (Square Pyotr I)
Pyotr I Monument in Taganrog is located on Komsomolsky Boulevard. The bronze statue cast by brothers Thierry in Paris stands on a pedestal with the inscription "To Emperor Pyotr I, Taganrog 1698-1898". The monument was opened in 1903 and is the last surviving original bronze work by Mark Antokolsky. The monument has been moved several times and now stands in Komsomolsky Square facing the sea.
ThickandThinMonument
Taganrog, Alexandrovskaya St, 100 (near Chekhov's Cellar)
The monument "Fat and Thin" is installed in Taganrog on Alexandrovskaya Street near Chekhov's Shop. The sculpture was created by David Begalev. The monument is dedicated to the characters of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's eponymous story. The sculpture attracts tourists' attention and often becomes an object for photo sessions since 2011.
Faina Ranevskaya Monument
Taganrog, Frunze St, 20
In Taganrog, on Frunze Street, there is a monument to actress Faina Raneva. The sculpture, 2.15 meters high, depicts her in the recognizable character of Lyalya from the pre-war film "Podkidysh". Raneva is shown with an open umbrella in her left hand and a lady's purse in her right. The monument was unveiled after the festival "Zontichnoe utro", which takes place annually in the city in memory of the actress who was born and spent her childhood here. The project author is well-known Russian sculptor David Begalev.
Gorky Park
Taganrog, Petrovskaya St, 104
Mikhail Gorky Park of Culture and Rest is located in the center of Taganrog on Pyotrovskaya Street. This picturesque place is decorated with decorative lighting, ponds, bridges and alleys. In the park there are a green theater, chess club and the largest amusement rides in the city with observation tracks. There are also fairy-tale stone and wooden sculptures, children's playground, restaurant, cafe and souvenir shops. A monument to famous dog Kastanek is installed at the entrance.
Primorsky Park
Taganrog, Pushkinskaya Emb
Primorsky Park in Taganrog is located on Pushkinskaya Embankment by the Azov Sea shore. It is a popular place for evening walks with picturesque views of the Taganrog Bay. There are sculptures inspired by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's works in the park. One can also relax at cafes and restaurants nearby. Primorsky Park connects to the famous Stone Staircase.
St.Nikolay Church
Taganrog, Shevchenko St, 28
St. Nikolay Church in Taganrog is located at Shevchenko Street, 28. It is an historical and cultural monument of the 18th century known for its famous "foggy" bell cast in 1778. The church survived shelling during the Crimean War of 1855 as evidenced by preserved bomb fragments. In 1845, a three-tiered brick belfry was added. The main relic of the church is the remains of Saint Paul of Taganrog transferred here in 1999. This church has remained the sole surviving one in the city, avoiding destruction during the Soviet period.
Sundial
Taganrog, Grecheskaya ul., near Depaldovskaya staircase
The sundial in Taganrog, installed in 1833, is a historical and regional architectural monument. Located on Greek Street near Depaldovskaya staircase, this unique object not only tells time but also serves as an important element of the cityscape, reflecting the city's historical heritage.
Taganrog Drama Theatre named after A.P. Chekhov
Taganrog, Petrovskaya St, 90
Taganrog Drama Theatre named after A.P. Chekhov is located at Pyotrovskaya Street, 90. Founded in the XIX century, it was the first in Russia to show "The Comedy of Woes" by Grigorovich in 1845. The theatre bears Chekhov's name since 1944 and hosts the International Festival "On the Birthplace of A.P. Chekhov". Built in the style of Milan's La Scala theater, its first troupe was formed under the leadership of nobleman Pyotrovsky. It is also noted for receiving the Order of Labour Merit.
Taganrog Art Museum
Taganrog, Aleksandrovskaya St, 56
Taganrog Art Museum is located in a historical mansion at 56 Alexandrovskaya Street, Taganrog. Founded in 1898 to celebrate the city's 200th anniversary by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov and artist Ilya Repin. The museum's collection includes over seven thousand exhibits featuring works by artists such as Surikov, Repin, Vereshchagin, Aivazovsky, Kuindzhi, Shishkin and Levitan. The museum's distinguishing feature are exhibitions of contemporary and local artists, while marble sculptures are exhibited in its inner courtyard. The building itself is an architectural monument considered a jewel of southern Russia's artistic heritage.
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