Tchaikovsky State House-Museum

The Tchaikovsky State House-Museum is a museum in Klin, Russia, housed in the former residence of the renowned Russian composer. The rooms preserve items from his life, including his piano, furniture, and written documents.

The composer chose this house in May 1892 as his final home and spent his last months of life there. During this time, he completed major works that would later define his legacy.

The house bears the composer's name and shows how he lived and worked within these walls. The rooms tell the story of his daily routine and creative practice during his time here.

The museum sits in a quiet area outside Moscow and is best reached by car or train. The interior rooms are well-maintained, but some stairs can be steep, so wear comfortable shoes.

A table made of Karelian birch in his bedroom is where some of his most famous melodies are said to have been created. The table still sits in the same spot, offering visitors an intimate view of his workspace.

Location: Klin

GPS coordinates: 56.32868,36.74665

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41