Experts' Choice Award Gorky's House
What the experts agree on
This stunning 1906 art-nouveau mansion designed by Shekhtel became Maxim Gorky's home from 1931-1936, preserving the literary giant's legacy through period rooms and memorabilia that evoke his revolutionary spirit.
“This fascinating 1906 art-nouveau mansion was designed by Fyodor Shekhtel and gifted to celebrated author Maxim Gorky in 1931.”
– Lonely Planet
Concierge "Maksim Gorky's plays, novels, and short stories did much to glorify the proletariat before the Russian Revolution."
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"The place still echoes with the memory of Maxim Gorky, who lived here from 1931 until his death in 1936." Full review
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6/2 Mal. Nikitskaya Ulitsa, Metro: Pushkinskaya or Arbatskaya, Moscow, Russia
