Vladimir Nabokov Museum
4 expert reviews
“Vladimir Nabokov lived here from his birth in 1899 to 1917, when he fled the revolution with his family, first for Crimea and ultimately for the United States.”
– Frommer's
Fodor's
"On view are family photos; the writer's drawings and various editions of his books."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Grand childhood home of Vladimir Nabokov, infamous author of Lolita and arguably the most versatile of 20th century Russian writers."
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On the Grid
"The Nabokov museum is actually the house where Vladimir Nabokov was born and lived until November 1917, when his entire family moved abroad because of the revolution."
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