Veresaev museum, Tula, Literary museum in Tula, Russia.

The Veresaev Museum occupies the single surviving urban estate in Tula, at 82 Gogolevskaya Street, in the house where Vikenty Smidovich was born on 4 (16) January 1867. Its 230 square metres of exhibition space are arranged in nine sections, from his childhood room to his Pushkin studies and translations. The centrepiece is the reconstructed interior of his Moscow study, with the desk at which he worked, an inkstand, books from his library and personal belongings.

The house was built in the 19th century and was where Vikenty Veresaev was born in 1867. It remained his family home until he left to pursue university studies and eventually developed his careers as both a physician and literary figure.

The museum shows how Veresaev connected his work as a doctor and writer, allowing visitors to see how his medical experience shaped his literary creations. His writings about illness and healing reflect his firsthand knowledge of patients and their struggles.

The museum is located at 82 Gogolevskaya Street and offers guided tours through its exhibition rooms. Visitors should plan time to explore the different spaces, as the layout allows you to move through various displays about his life and professional work at a comfortable pace.

The museum preserves original medical instruments from Veresaev's practice, offering rare insight into his daily work as a physician. These personal tools allow visitors to directly understand the connection between his medical profession and his literary creations.