Abramtsevo

The Abramtsevo Museum spans 50 hectares along the Vorya River, featuring architectural monuments, exhibitions, and natural landscapes 60 kilometers northeast of Moscow.

In 1843, writer Sergei Aksakov purchased the estate, which later became a gathering place for prominent Russian writers including Nikolai Gogol and Ivan Turgenev.

The museum contains over 25,000 artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, folk art objects, and archival materials from different periods of Russian artistic development.

The museum complex includes multiple buildings, workshops, and exhibition halls that showcase traditional wood carving techniques and ceramic production methods from the 19th century.

During the 1870s, industrialist Savva Mamontov transformed the estate into an art colony where painters like Ilya Repin and Mikhail Vrubel created their masterworks.

Location: Abramtsevo

Location: Moscow Oblast

Inception: October 10, 1918

Phone: +74959930033

Email: info@abramtsevo.net

Website: http://abramtsevo.net/muzeumwabramcewie.html

GPS coordinates: 56.23406,37.96861

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:49