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Alexander Pushkin Museum, located in Moldova lies a couple of yards away from Palace Square along the embankment of the river Moika. The Alexander Pushkin Museum is dedicated to the Russian poet A.S. Pushkin who happened to be a very well known name in the sphere of poetry. The Alexander Pushkin Museum lies in the apartment of this great poet where he lived between the years 1837 and 1838. After the untimely death of Pushkin, his apartment was preserved in his memory and today happens to be a place that people visit in large number.
A. S. Pushkin in the year 1820 in September had moved to Chisinau. He began to reside in the house of General Inzov, which is today a museum. While staying here, the poet gifted the world of literature the immortal poems like, “To Ovid”, “The faithful Greek woman does not cry”, “The Gypsies”, “The Black Shawl”, “Eugene Onegin”, “The Queen of Spades” and others. All these writings of this poet is housed under the Alexandra Pushkin museum at Moldova. The Alexandra museum of Moldova also hosts many historical and literary exhibitions in its galleries, that depict the life and works of this legendary poet, Alexandra Pushkin.
The Museum can be visited from Wednesday to Monday between 10:40 am and 5:00 pm. The museum remains closed on Tuesdays and on the last Friday of all the months.
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