Apartment Museum of Joseph Brodsky

The museum is housed in an apartment within the Muruzi House on Litejny Prospect and displays personal belongings, manuscripts, and photographs from the poet's life. Each room preserves its original layout from his time, including his desk, bookshelf, and family dining table.

The poet lived in this apartment with his parents until his forced departure from the Soviet Union in 1972. The space preserves a crucial period in the life of a future Nobel Prize laureate and his family.

The rooms show how this poet shaped Russian literary life and the museum hosts readings and concerts regularly. Visitors can sense his intellectual presence and the mark he left on the city's creative circles.

Visits must be arranged in advance through the museum's booking system, with groups limited to a maximum of 5 people per session. It is wise to reserve early since spaces fill up quickly.

The museum preserves the poet's book collection in multiple languages, reflecting his international connections despite official isolation. This personal library reveals which authors and works shaped his thinking during his lifetime.