The Museum of Anna Akhmatova is located in the back of the courtyard, after the arch it is necessary to turn left, then right, the entrance is not entirely obvious. Be sure to take an audio guide and go through the rooms of the communal apartment where the poetess lived. Many details speak so realistically about the terrible period of time when Akhmatova lived, that you begin to let this all through yourself. But at the very end of the museum there is an amazing interactive room with many poems, drafts, drafts and diaries of Anna, which fully reveal her talent and deep inner world. On the territory of the museum there is a small Sumerian coffee shop, where I tried, perhaps, the best cheesecake in my life, blueberry. A great place to rest after the tour and comprehend what was seen. Translated with Google Translate
To all lovers of books and live jazz or those who want to diversify their cultural city. The route is better to start in the late afternoon, to complete it with a jazz concert. A short walk will take you to my favorite, rather unconventional interesting places of St. Petersburg. After the classics of the Hermitage, Nevsky, the most beautiful cathedrals and museums, these small places became for me like a salad dressing with excellent ingredients, which brings their combination to perfection. We start from the Moscow station and end with the atmospheric jazz bar. How long the route will take is up to you, because you can listen to jazz forever. Translated with Google Translate
Don't be afraid to get lost in new places!
