Vinogradovo Estate

Two wooden mansions from the early 20th century stand within the estate grounds, connected by a glass-enclosed walkway and surrounded by landscaped gardens.

The estate dates back to 1623 when it belonged to the Pushkin noble family, including Gabriel Pushkin, an ancestor of the renowned poet Alexander Pushkin.

The estate became a center of Russian intellectual life in the late 18th century, hosting writers like Ivan Krylov and Nikolai Karamzin during the Benckendorff family ownership.

The estate complex includes preserved structures such as a horse yard, cattle yard, cellar, workers' club, and entrance gates from the 1910s.

The property features a cascade system with the Long Pond on the Meryanka River, containing an island and surrounded by predominantly lime tree parkland.

Location: Severny District

GPS coordinates: 55.94154,37.53847

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12