The Memorial Museum-Lyceum, part of the complex of the All-Russian Pushkin Museum, is located in the city of Pushkin (former Tsarskoe Selo) in the building of the Imperial Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, the privileged educational institution for children of the nobles, founded by Emperor Alexander I in 1811. The museum tells about the youth of Pushkin, who was brought up here from 1811 to 1817 and the most advanced educational institution in Russia in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The museum recreated the atmosphere in which the lyceum students of the first Pushkin issue lived. In June 2010, on the second floor of the building, a permanent exposition "We Live in the Memory of the Lyceum", representing more than a hundred-year history of this unique educational institution, was opened on the second floor of the building for the 300th anniversary of Tsarskoye Selo (2010) and the 200th anniversary of the Lyceum (2011).

Coordinates of the museum

Address: 196600, Pushkin, ul. Garden, 2; (812) 476-64-11

Directions: electric train from Vitebsk railway station to the station "Detskoye Selo", from there - by bus № 371, 376, 370, 378. From metro station "Moskovskaya" there are shuttle buses and bus No. 187

Working hours: 10: 00-18: 00, cash desk - until 17:00, closed on Tuesdays and the last Friday of every month.

Admission: adults 80 rubles, students 40 rubles, pensioners 30 rubles, 200 rubles with sightseeing services , photo - 150 rubles, video - 300 rubles

Free entrance to all the museums of the complex: October 19 on the day of the Lyceum anniversary, June 6 in Pushkin's day of Russia and May 18 on International Day M Zeev

Website:. www.museumpushkin.ru

Lyceum Museum

Room No. 14 where Pushkin lived while studying at the Lyceum

Reviews of the Lyceum Museum in St. Petersburg (1)

Evaluation 9

A very cognitive visit to the Lyceum in Tsarskoe Selo September 05, 2014

Vlad128

@ was here in June 2013

After visiting the Catherine Palace with its brilliant outside These views and stunning interiors, hike in the Grand lodge, which housed this privileged educational institution, gives the impression of austerity and asceticism.
At the entrance immediately evident modesty finishing staircases connecting the four floors of the building. After the splendor of the imperial chambers and the main rooms, it seems unusual simple and uniform coloring of the corridors without any decoration ... Read the whole review