Olsufyev House, Dmitrov

The Olsufyev House is a residential building in Dmitrov that has been converted into a museum displaying objects from the 19th century. The rooms are furnished with period furniture, books, and personal belongings that show how someone of historical importance lived and worked.

The building was constructed in the 19th century as a private residence during Russia's imperial period. It later received protection as a federal cultural heritage site and opened as a museum in early 2014.

The house serves as a place where visitors connect with the life and ideas of a major figure in Russian anarchist thought. Walking through the rooms, you sense how his intellectual world shaped daily living.

You reach the house by walking through Dmitrov's streets to this location in the city center. Plan time to move through the rooms at your own pace and read the information provided.

The house reveals how a major 19th century thinker lived and worked in a small provincial town rather than in a major city. This rural setting shaped his work and the way he engaged with ideas.

Location: Dmitrov

Inception: September 6, 2014

Official opening: September 6, 2014

GPS coordinates: 56.34117,37.52139

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:06