BULGAKOVA MUSEUM

Interesting exhibition, but unfortunately the gide couldn't present all facts and even tell about the basic one information 😢 We had to visit all museum really fast and also price is quate expensive

Nice museum with an interesting atmosphere and freandly guides. Found out many interesting facts about Bulgakov. Don't forget to taste on the terrace a very delicious black tea with rose petals jam.😊

Small, but very atmospheric museum, full of stories and legends. Placed in the very heart of Andriivskyy. To feel it fully, you would better be aware of Bulgakov in advance; ideally - know his books.

The first museum of Mikhail Bulgakov in the world. Very interesting sorts about Bulgakov's family and literary novel White Guard museum guides will tell you. It's a mystical and very exciting place.

really interesting museum located in a house where Mykhailo Bulgakov, Russian writer used to lived

I'm really happy to have visited this place. Make sure you book a tour, the groups are quite small and the places go fast. I was in Bulgakov's museum in Moscow but this one beats it, no doubt. There's so much love and care invested in this place, I can only admire their staff. Make sure to visit their tea rooms after the tour. They have a wide range of hand made teas and jams. And by going there you basically support the museum which is pretty important.

Really nice museum with interesting features. They combined the book and the real life of their author well in the rooms. However, apart from the lady that gave us the tour, the staff of the museum was very rude.

The literary and memorial museum is devoted to the famous writer Mikhail Bulgakov, who was born in Kiev. From 1906 to 1919, he lived in this house while writing his book The White Guard. Bulgakov included the building and land next to it and the internal layout of the house is exactly the same as described in his novel. One of the most acclaimed Russian writers of the 20th century was born and grew up in Kiev. His fine late-19th-century house on Andriyivskyy Descent is now a museum about his life and novels. What makes the house so engrossing is that it inspired the home of the Turbins in the novel the White Guard, and the play The Days of the Turbins that came after. The house is filled with Bulgakov’s possessions, and where replicas have been used they have been painted white. At the end of a tour you’ll be invited to a cup of tea or coffee in this genteel setting.

Interesting exhibition, but unfortunately the gide couldn't present all facts and even tell about the basic one information 😢 We had to visit all museum really fast and also price is quate expensive

Nice museum with an interesting atmosphere and freandly guides. Found out many interesting facts about Bulgakov. Don't forget to taste on the terrace a very delicious black tea with rose petals jam.😊

Small, but very atmospheric museum, full of stories and legends. Placed in the very heart of Andriivskyy. To feel it fully, you would better be aware of Bulgakov in advance; ideally - know his books.

The first museum of Mikhail Bulgakov in the world. Very interesting sorts about Bulgakov's family and literary novel White Guard museum guides will tell you. It's a mystical and very exciting place.

really interesting museum located in a house where Mykhailo Bulgakov, Russian writer used to lived

I'm really happy to have visited this place. Make sure you book a tour, the groups are quite small and the places go fast. I was in Bulgakov's museum in Moscow but this one beats it, no doubt. There's so much love and care invested in this place, I can only admire their staff. Make sure to visit their tea rooms after the tour. They have a wide range of hand made teas and jams. And by going there you basically support the museum which is pretty important.

Really nice museum with interesting features. They combined the book and the real life of their author well in the rooms. However, apart from the lady that gave us the tour, the staff of the museum was very rude.

The literary and memorial museum is devoted to the famous writer Mikhail Bulgakov, who was born in Kiev. From 1906 to 1919, he lived in this house while writing his book The White Guard. Bulgakov included the building and land next to it and the internal layout of the house is exactly the same as described in his novel. One of the most acclaimed Russian writers of the 20th century was born and grew up in Kiev. His fine late-19th-century house on Andriyivskyy Descent is now a museum about his life and novels. What makes the house so engrossing is that it inspired the home of the Turbins in the novel the White Guard, and the play The Days of the Turbins that came after. The house is filled with Bulgakov’s possessions, and where replicas have been used they have been painted white. At the end of a tour you’ll be invited to a cup of tea or coffee in this genteel setting.