Mikhaylovskoye Museum Reserve

The Mikhaylovskoye Museum Reserve is a protected cultural site with several historic estates, gardens, and lakes spread across the Pushkinogorsky District in Northwestern Russia. The complex connects multiple locations, each with its own architecture and grounds.

Pushkin's family originally owned the estate, and the Russian state purchased it from his descendants in 1899. The site gained protection status in 1922 and has since grown into a major cultural center.

The reserve preserves the landscape where Pushkin lived and worked during his years away from society. Visitors can walk the paths he used and see the rooms that shaped his creative life.

The best conditions for exploring exist during warmer months, when paths through gardens and to the lakes are accessible. Comfortable shoes are important because terrain can be uneven and distances between different buildings are considerable.

The area holds five natural lakes that played a role in the landscape that inspired Pushkin's work. Beyond this, archaeological sites of ancient settlements lie hidden within the reserve, predating the estates themselves.

Location: Pushkinogorsky District

Inception: 1922

Phone: +78114622321

Website: http://pushkin.ellink.ru

GPS coordinates: 57.06098,28.91939

Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:20