House of Raphaelovich in Taganrog
Taganrog, st. Frunze, d. 20 
This mansion is one of the most beautiful and old building in Taganrog. Built in the 1860's, it is included in the list of objects of cultural heritage of the Russian Federation. To this day, the beautifully decorated building gives inspiration to artists.
Tchaikovsky House in Taganrog
Taganrog, ul. 56 
About the building that is now called the house of Tchaikovsky, the great Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov wrote to his brother: "If I were rich, I would certainly have bought that house , where Ippolit Tchaikovsky lived. " Indeed, this house is very beautiful
Museum "Chekhov's House" in Taganrog
Taganrog, st. Chekhov, 69 
A very small, neat and modest house, located in the depths of one of the courts of the wonderful city of Taganrog, may seem at first sight unremarkable. But, as well as to many things in our world, which at first seem insignificant.
Museum of "Chekhovs' Shop" in Taganrog
Taganrog, ul. Aleksandrovskaya, 100 
The beautiful and hospitable southern city of Taganrog is full of interesting places and sights. But still for many travelers it is traditionally associated with the name of the great Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. After all, he was born here, spent his childhood and adolescence.
Taganrog Aircraft Museum
Taganrog, ul. Tsiolkovsky, etc. @ 
Taganrog Museum of Aviation Equipment was founded in 1995. This was facilitated by the conclusion during this period of the treaty on the limitation of the armed forces of Russia in Europe, as a result of which the number of military aircraft had to To reduce.
Taganrog Art Museum
Taganrog, st. Alexandrovskaya, 56 
This museum, founded in 1898, on the bicentennial anniversary of the founding of the city, deserves every attention. In its funds are stored more than seven thousand exhibits, among which there are original masterpieces. The very building that occupies the museum can be considered a work of art.
Taganrog is replete with museums, among which there are truly unique and interesting . The pearl of the south of Russia is called Taganrog Art Museum, where more than seven thousand . exhibits , among them the first-class works of the most famous domestic classics painters: Surikov, Repin, Vereshchagin . In addition, the exposition of this museum presents the works of contemporary and local artists, and in the inner courtyard of the beautiful old os bnjak, which occupies the museum, you can see marvelous marble sculptures .
A huge trail in the history of Taganrog left A . P . Chekhov, so it would be a crime to rest here and not visit his memorial museum . Little Chekhov's house was built in 1850 ., and it was here that the grandiose writer was born . The museum was organized in a house in the 1920s . For the sake of completeness, you can visit the Museum of Chekhovs on Alexandrovskaya Street and the Literary Museum A . P . Chekhov on Oktyabrskaya street . Other memorial museums of the city are the Museum- Faina Ranevskaya Street at . Frunze Street, a small Museum Room in the Tchaikovsky House in Greek Street, House Museums, and . Vasilenko and A . Durova, as well as Paul Taganrogsky's cell . at Turgenevsky Lane .
@ The pearl of the south of Russia is called the Taganrog Art Museum, where more than seven thousand exhibits have been collected, including the first-class works of the most famous Russian classics-painters.
The Museum of Urban Development and Life, which is located on ul. Frunze. First of all, this is the only such museum in the country. And besides, it occupies the historical and very original mansion house of Sharonov, built in 1912 and ranked among the monuments of architecture of federal significance. This is an amazing example of the architectural style of Art Nouveau, somewhat reminiscent of the Yaroslavsky Railway Station in Moscow.
Art lovers should also visit the art gallery Piter, on Chekhov Street. This non-profit institution was established by the Radio Engineering University in the 1980s. Here works of contemporary artists are collected, concerts and events are regularly held.
Special attention should be paid to the Taganrog Museum of Aviation Equipment. This museum, located on the territory of the military part of the city aerodrome, was created in 1995 by forces of enthusiasts and military aviation experts who saved (and continue to save) the destruction of decommissioned domestic aircraft and restored them. Now there are a little less than 15 exhibits in the museum (not counting weapons and models), and you can get into each of them and hold the helm by yourself.
Continuing the military theme, one can look into the Taganrog Military History Museum. This museum is young, and it grew on the basis of the club of fans of retro cars. The museum collected samples of cars and motorcycles, as well as firearms. Another city museum from the same series is the OMON Museum.