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  190 Reviews #80 of 1,804 things to do in St. Petersburg Speciality Museums, Museums 5/2 Kuznechny Pereulok | Metro Vladimirskaya, St. Petersburg 191002, Russia+7 812 571-40-31Website
  and up 4-Hour Walking Tour of Saint Petersburg's Feodor Dostoevsky
  Return to Map Overview More This is the apartment where Dostoevsky wrote The Brothers Karamazov. It's been restored to look as it did when he died here in 1881.About Dostoevsky Museum This is the apartment where Dostoevsky wrote The Brothers Karamazov. It's been restored to look as it did when he died here in 1881.4.5 190 reviewsExcellent58%Very good27%Average12%Poor1%Terrible2%Travellers talk about"his life" (7 reviews)"russian literature" (4 reviews)"crime and punishment" (3 reviews)Closed NowTue11:00 - 17:30Wed13:00 - 19:30Thu - Sun11:00 - 17:30All hours Hours Today: 11:00 - 17:30Suggested Duration: 1-2 hoursLOCATION 5/2 Kuznechny Pereulok | Metro Vladimirskaya, St. Petersburg 191002, Russia
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  Joan S32Reviewed 3 weeks ago Extremely interesting!I really enjoyed seeing the apartment where Dostoevsky lived the last four years of his life. There were many artifacts that were actually owned by the great writer, including his top hat! The apartment is in a rather humble part of beautiful St. Petersburg, and...More1 Thank Joan S WengKeiMacau, China4615Reviewed 4 weeks ago A special place in St Petersburg, doesn't matter if you're a fan.It was not easy to find the entrance as the museum doesn't stand out among the apartment blocks which all look so similar, and it is half floor down ground level. But once inside, everything's just fine. They had re-constructed his apartment the way it...MoreThank WengKei RimshockTullinge4813Reviewed 3 December 2016 via mobile Hard to find, worth visitingAt the corner of the house, half a stair down is the entrance to the museum. If you are tall, mind your head:-)
  Ticket office and wardrobe where you must leave your coat and then up one stair. Here you show your ticket and can...MoreThank Rimshock KamakBMysuru (Mysore), India6321Reviewed 5 October 2016 Wealth of InformationRussians know to venerate their writers. The Dostoevsky Museum in St. Petersburg gave me and my companions everything and more we could have hoped for. The audio guide in Russian was simply exquisitely done, such diction, such clarity, such detail. I took my time listening,...More1 Thank KamakB a_shakeryTehran, Iran2Reviewed 20 August 2016 via mobile fyodor dostoevsky museumfyodor dostoevsky museum was great ,for every body likes literature and dostoevsky there is a unrememberable placeThank a_shakery hma225Birmingham, United Kingdom479Reviewed 11 August 2016 A must for Dostoevsky fanThey've done a great job restoring Dostoevsky's last dwelling, giving you a feel of how he lived and where he wrote. There are very informative cards in each room if you don't want the audio guides.Thank hma225 GioArrudaDublin, Ireland2311Reviewed 4 August 2016 via mobile I loved it One of my dreams in life was to visit Saint Petersburg, mostly because of the way Dostoevsky described it in "Crime and punishment " , the river , the people , the weather, the buildings. When I had the opportunity to visit his museum and...More1 Thank GioArruda moviegeekjnPhoenix, Arizona320148Reviewed 18 July 2016 Literary LandmarkIf you're a fan of world literature (and especially Russian writers), it is well worth checking out various St. Petersburg flats that Dostoevsky once inhabited. (You can find out their locations through guide books) And the final flat has been transformed into a museum; there's...MoreThank moviegeekjn Jonathan VWest Hollywood, California312132Reviewed 29 June 2016 InterestingDostoevsky's last apartment. If you are not a fan, it may not be of huge interest. Still, it's a pleasant enough way to spend an hour or so.
  There are a handful of original items. The staff is knowledgable and friendly.Thank Jonathan V Oleg YBelgrade, Serbia1111534Reviewed 27 June 2016 One more house - museum of giant russian writer, this time in St.PetersburgHow it was pleasantly and curiously to walk along the streets and prospects where used to stroll the numerous characters of Fiodor Dostoevsky, here in St.Petersburg! And wandering like this we stumbled upon the house-museum of great storyteller near the Canal of Griboyedov, in the...MoreThank Oleg Y PreviousNext12345Updating list... Nearby Nearby RestaurantsUkrop Cafe274 reviews .13 km away RA Family57 reviews .04 km away Omar Khayyam44 reviews .11 km away Etnos Cafe38 reviews .02 km away Nearby AttractionsRussian State Museum of Arctic and Antarctic118 reviews .15 km away Cathedral of Our Lady of Vladimir47 reviews .16 km away Dostoevsky Monument25 reviews .18 km away Ask a questionQuestions & AnswersGet quick answers from Dostoevsky Museum staff and past visitors.Note: your question will be posted publicly on the Questions & Answers page.Verification: Posting guidelinesSubmitCanceljinnyajummaI cannot find infos for tickets. Is it free to enter the museum?6 August 2016|Answer Hide all answersAre you sure you want to delete this question?Delete Confirm CancelWhat is your answer?Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelResponse from Svetlana R | Reviewed this property |No, the entrance fee is 200 rubles (nearly 3 euro) for foreign citizens. You can also buy an audio guide for 250 rubles (3,5 euro). So, yes, I would say it's almost free :)Are you sure you want to delete this answer?Delete Confirm CancelHelpful answer2VotesNot as helpful