On the street Pushkin at number 13 is the literary-memorial museum of Alexander Pushkin.
In the 20s of the XIX century, this house belonged to a well-known Odessa merchant - Charles Sukkar .
This is one of the first hotels of the young city - 'Hotel du Nord', where there were rooms for the visitors, coach-houses with stables .
On his arrival in Odessa, July 3, 1823 , Pushkin stayed in this hotel and lived there for a month.
For thirteen months, he created the Odessa poem ' The Gypsies ' over poem ' The Fountain of Bakhchisarai ' written lyric poems and thirty two and a half chapters of the novel ' Eugene Onegin' .
Describing Odessa in the chapter ' Travel Onegin ' , Pushkin, in the words of the poet Tumanskii , gave the city ' charter for immortality . \],[
B ' Pushkin ' house (so- called Odessa - admirers of the poet ), more than 30 years working museum of the great poet.
Here you can meet with old engravings of Pushkin in Odessa, portraits of contemporaries of the poet, Pushkin's autographs with unique designs , rare lifetime editions of Pushkin's works .Every thing Pushkin's time , represented in the exhibition moves into the world of Pushkin's image , captures the spirit of the time , the mood of the poet.
Every year the museum is visited by tens of thousands of people. There are meetings with artists and scientists, open classes , counseling for students, evening dedicated to the memory ofPushkin's work book and art exhibitions .
mode : 10 . 00 to 17. 00 every day . ( day off - Monday).
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