This is a moving & interesting exhibit about a wonderful Russian writer, but probably not for the casual tourist. The pre-tour video is a must. More

Anna Akhmatova's museum is an ordinary apartment..but it looks like a mistery place...Anna Akhmatova's "spirit" is still living there.. More

This and the Dostoevsky museum reveal centuries of oppression directed at intellectuals and artists. Very sobering More

Interesting only if you have an idea about Russian Art and Literature of the early 20 cent More

Collection of the museum numbers 51.56 thousand of units today. The most valuable collections are Anna Akhmatova’s library, Iosif Brodsky’s library, Lesman’s collection (rare books and manuscripts of the poets of the XX century), collection of graphics and works of applied art which belonged to N. Gumilev and his wife N. Gumileva-Simonovskaya, Nesmelov’s collection of graphics (views of Leningrad –... More

As I had read "The Stalin´s ephigram" , the figure of Anna Akhmatova is a strong presence to me and visiting that museum was a must .. It occupies the soviet apartment where she lived for a long time , before being persecuted. Entering at a place like that , divided in order to receive so many dwellers was intriguing... More