Pushkino Sanatorium

Cool

I liked the museum. The exposition is not large, but, together with the guide's story, it is very informative.

The Pushkin Museum in Gurzuf opened on July 1, 1938. The exposition of the museum was gradually replenished with new exhibitions and now it consists of 5 rooms. Pushkin stayed in this house for only 17 days in 1820, but the materials presented in the museum speak of the great role that this stay played in the poet's creative ideas. Near the house, the Cypress tree, a living witness of Pushkin's stay here, and the Platan tree, planted in memory of the poet after his death, still grow. Both trees are about 200 years old.
Unfortunately, in order to get to the museum, you need to overcome the security of the "Pushkino" sanatorium, on the territory of which the museum is located. A museum employee goes to the checkpoint about 1 time per hour to pick up a group of people who want to see the museum.

Nice museum. The guide was also great.
Unfortunately, the museum is located on the territory of the sanatorium and the evil guards are very impolite to communicate with those who want to get into it. The precipitate is, frankly, unpleasant. You have to wait outside the gates, don't turn anywhere from the path to the museum, don't walk in the park. As in the camp straight).

The museum is small but very pleasant. Tours are held at certain hours, we had to wait. It is possible to enter the territory of the sanatorium where the museum is located only if accompanied by a museum employee. The staff are polite and loving for their museum. Added emotions and acquaintance with the age-old trees - the poet's contemporaries.

A very beautiful place

Interesting and mysterious.

The Museum of Pushkin located in the house where he was staying in 1820. Passed to the Museum at the beginning of each hour.