Alexander Pushkin House-Museum · Casa-Muzeu „Aleksandr Pușkin”
Alexander Pushkin House-Museum - one of only 2 Pushkin houses preserved worldwide, where the 21-year-old poet exiled by Tsar lived (1820-23).
A tour of Pushkin's 1820-1823 exile, with his original room and objects from the 18th and 19th centuries
Good for lovers of Russian literature - the house where Pushkin lived in exile in his youth; for everyone else, useful context on tsarist-era Chișinău.
The «A.S. Pushkin» House-Museum on Anton Pann Street 19 is one of only 2 Pushkin houses preserved in the entire world where the great Russian poet actually lived. Young Pushkin (21) was exiled here by the Tsarist regime (for political epigrams) and arrived in Chișinău in September 1820. He spent 3 years (1820-1823) in the Bessarabian Gubernia. The house belonged to General Inzov, the then-governor. Officially became a museum on February 10, 1948. Exhibits: documents on Pushkin in Chișinău, paintings, graphics, decorative objects from late 18th-early 19th c, sculptures, editions of works written in Bessarabia (Pushkin began Eugene Onegin here).
- one of only 2 Pushkin houses preserved worldwide
- Pushkin exiled here at 21 (1820-1823)
- General Inzov's house (governor)
- officially museum since Feb 10 1948
- national architectural monument
- started Eugene Onegin here
- Pushkin's desk with inkwell
- window to street
- manuscript facsimile under glass
- house façade from 1820
- memorial plaque
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“I had a wonderful and surprisingly calm visit to the Pushkin Museum in Chișinău. The museum is very beautifully arranged and maintained, creating a serene atmosphere that is a true escape from the city bustle. One of the standout features is the staff—the museum is clearly run by older, incredibly kind, and refined people. Their presence added a personal, warm, and respectful t…”
“This visit offers a rare glimpse into how he — and others of that era — truly lived, from the intimate setting of the bedroom to a museum filled with authentic artifacts and traces of family genealogy. You’ll also discover some unexpected highlights, like the whimsical Baba Yaga house tucked away at the back of the garden. Whether or not you’re a museum enthusiast, this experie…”
“A charming, small museum where you can trace the footsteps of a literary giant. It’s a humble spot worth a quick visit if you have some extra time in Chișinău.”
- small - visit 30-45 min
- labels in RO/RU
- renovation 2020+