Museums in Russia
Discover 4 artists’ homes, studios and creative spaces across Russia. Browse by city or open a museum page for its description and practical visitor information.
Apollinary Vasnetsov Memorial Flat
Moscow, Russia
The Moscow apartment of painter Apollinary Vasnetsov, known for his atmospheric views of medieval Moscow. Located in Moscow, Russia, it has long been a cherished destination for those with an interest in art and painting.
Dom-Muzey V.M. Vasnetsova
Moscow, Russia
Viktor Vasnetsov's fairy-tale wooden house in Moscow, designed by the artist himself in a Russian folk style. Nestled within extensive gardens in Moscow, it preserves an extraordinary record of Viktor Vasnetsov's work and life for visitors to discover.
Dostoevsky Museum
St. Petersburg, Russia
The Dostoevsky Museum occupies the last apartment of Fyodor Dostoevsky at Kuznechny Lane 5/2 in St. Petersburg, where he lived from 1878 until his death in 1881 and where he wrote The Brothers Karamazov.
State Museum of Konstantin and Viktor Melnikov
Moscow, Russia
Konstantin Melnikov's iconic 1929 Moscow home of interlocking cylinders, a masterpiece of Constructivist architecture. A place of genuine historical and artistic significance, it offers a rare window into Konstantin Melnikov's work and life.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of museums are included?
The collection focuses on artists’ homes, writers’ houses, architects’ studios and other places connected to creative lives.
Should I check hours before visiting?
Yes. Opening hours and admission arrangements can change, so check the official museum link before travelling.