Kitaev House
Pushkin, Pushkinskaya Street, 2/19
The Kitaev House in Pushkin is the "Pushkin's Dacha" museum, which was opened in part of the building in 1958, and in 1976 was transferred to it in its entirety. In the summer and autumn of 1831, the poet lived here and worked on "The Tale of Tsar Saltan," completed "Eugene Onegin," began the novel "Roslavlev," and prepared "The Tales of Belkin" for publication. In 1910, a memorial plaque was installed on the wall of the house in memory of his stay. During the restoration for the museum, the living room, dining room, pantry, boudoir, and bedroom were restored according to the historical project and the recollections of contemporaries.