State Museum of V. V. Mayakovsky, Moscow

The State Museum of V. V. Mayakovsky is located at Lubyanskaya Square and spans five floors containing around 50,000 objects. The collection includes manuscripts, photographs, personal items, watercolors, metal works, and other artistic creations.

The museum was founded in 1937 to preserve the legacy of Vladimir Mayakovsky, a poet who shaped Soviet literature during the Russian Revolution. His works and ideas became central to artistic movements of that era.

The collection presents various art forms that connect Mayakovsky's work to broader movements in Russian avant-garde art. Visitors can see how artists of this period experimented with different techniques and materials.

The museum is accessible during daytime hours and closes on specific days of the week. Audioguides in multiple languages help international visitors navigate the collection at their own pace.

The exhibition space includes the residence where Mayakovsky lived and worked until 1931, creating a direct link to his final years. This personal space offers visitors a sense of how the poet spent his daily life.

GPS coordinates: 55.75949,37.62948

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:53