Dmitrov·Museums·19th century
A timber house on Kropotkinskaya Street where the scholar spent his last years.
Count Mikhail Olsufyev’s timber house was built in the late 19th century. Carved wooden details distinguish its façade.
The geographer and thinker Peter Kropotkin lived here from 1918 to 1921. The museum, part of Dmitrov Kremlin, introduces the house and its residents.
56.341150, 37.521250The pin marks the place. Check its website for the precise entrance and access route.
Sources reviewed: 8 November 2026. Before travelling, check opening hours, tickets and access on the official website.
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Ancient earthen ramparts surrounding the Assumption Cathedral and museums in central Dmitrov.
A monastery ensemble east of Dmitrov Kremlin.
A literary museum among meadows and wooded hills familiar to Alexander Blok from childhood.
