Ostrovsky house museum

The Ostrovsky house is a two-story wooden building that now functions as a museum dedicated to the Russian playwright's work and life. It contains 19th-century furnishings, personal items, and exhibits documenting his theatrical creations and family history.

The building was originally a residence in the 1800s and later converted into a museum to preserve the life of the famous playwright. This transformation into a cultural institution allowed the history of an influential theatrical family to be safeguarded for future generations.

The ground floor displays the father's rooms while upper areas focus on how his theatrical works were performed on stage. Visitors see the world of a theater-devoted family through original furnishings and personal objects from the 1800s.

The museum is easily accessible since the building is centrally located and reachable by public transportation in the historic district. Visitors should plan enough time to explore all floors, as each area displays different collections and historical rooms.

The building preserves its original garden from the 1800s, a rare survival in urban museums of that era. This green space offers a glimpse into the everyday surroundings where the family lived and worked.