In 2010 the museum acquired another building, at Chernishevsky per. 4, bldg. 2, where Sergei Yesenin had been a frequent guest. Since 1912, he had participated in the Surikovsky literary and musical circle, whose members often gathered in the building. The Yesenin Museum of Moscow has initiated design and restoration work to preserve the historic mansion’s unique exterior, while remaking the interior into a museum exhibition space.
127473, Moscow, pereulok Chernyshevskogo 4, bld. 2
Metro Dostoyevskaya 10, Novoslobodskaya 5 or Mendeleevskaya 9
Bus c511, trams 7 or 50 to ‘Seleznyovskaya ulitsa’ stop.
Ticket office closes 1 hour before museum closing time.
Closed on Mondays.
