Къща музей „Алеко Константинов“, Memorial museum in Svishtov, Bulgaria.

The Aleko Konstantinov house museum occupies the writer's birthplace in Svishtov, a two-storey house whose northern half of the upper floor recreates the layout of a wealthy 19th-century merchant home, that of his father Ivanitsa h. Konstantinov. Personal belongings and objects from his childhood and youth are displayed there.

Aleko Konstantinov donated his birthplace to the Svishtov municipality during his lifetime for cultural use. The house became a museum in 1926 and a memorial museum in 1979. During the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878, Russian Emperor Alexander II stayed there twice, and it housed Bulgaria's first civil administration under Nayden Gerov, where the 14-year-old Aleko worked as a clerk.

The house displays objects and documents that reveal how the writer connected with his hometown and the literary circles of his era. Visitors can observe how his private life and literary work were intertwined in this domestic setting.

The museum is located in the city center and is easily accessible on foot, with clear signage for orientation at the site. Visitors should allow enough time to explore the different rooms, as the tour includes detailed displays with explanatory labels.

A notable collection holds handwritten manuscripts and first editions of works that document his literary development. These original documents offer insight into his creative process and show how he developed his ideas.