Monument to Marina Tsvetaeva, Bronze and granite monument in Borisoglebsky Lane, Moscow, Russia.
The Monument to Marina Tsvetaeva is a bronze sculpture on a granite base standing in Borisoglebsky Lane and depicts the poet in full height. Created by sculptor Nina Matveeva, it sits beside the house where she lived from 1914 to 1922.
The monument was conceived after 1990 but faced long delays due to limited funding before finally being completed. Its dedication ceremony took place on December 26, 2007.
The monument honors Marina Tsvetaeva, whose poetry continues to move readers with its emotional depth and inner power. The site draws visitors who come to connect with her words and reflect on what her work meant to those around her.
The site is located in central Moscow and is easily accessible on foot since Borisoglebsky Lane connects with nearby main streets. Visiting during daylight hours allows you to see the sculpture and its surroundings in full detail.
The monument stands directly next to Marina Tsvetaeva's house museum, creating a connected memorial space where visitors can move between the sculpture and her home. This arrangement lets you understand the setting where she spent her daily life.
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