House-museum of Isaac Levitan

The two-story wooden building displays personal belongings, artwork, and memorabilia of the Russian landscape painter Isaac Levitan within original period interiors.

The residence, where Levitan lived from 1888 to 1890, became a museum in 1972 and received official status as a tentative cultural heritage site.

The museum contains 22 original paintings by Levitan, showcasing his distinctive style in capturing the natural landscapes of the Volga River region.

Located at 4/1 Lunacharsky Street, the museum provides guided tours, lectures, and regular exhibitions explaining Levitan's impact on Russian landscape art.

The collection includes Levitan's original painting tools, such as his faience palette and writing instruments, donated by his nephew's wife in 1984.

Location: Plyos

Inception: August 25, 1972

Website: http://plyos.org/expos/levitan.html

GPS coordinates: 57.45937,41.52371

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:21