Dostoevsky Museum

"Fyodor Dostoyevsky's native city, which obsessed and oppressed him, was a central theme in his work; it's only logical to honor him by visiting one of the houses where he lived." Full review

"The apartment remains as it was when the Dostoevsky family lived here, including the study where he wrote The Brothers Karamazov, and the office of Anna Grigorievna." Full review

"The museum consists of his apartment and an adjacent exhibition hall with sketches, drawings, and Dostoyevsky's notes on display." Full review