Falling in love with Lublino

We will make an exciting journey to the beginning of the 19th century, when Russian nobles got the opportunity to live in estates and estates.

Lublino belonged to Nikolai Alekseevich Durasov, the richest heir to the Ural factories.
The estate was famous throughout Moscow not only for its generous receptions, a greenhouse with overseas plants, but also for the theater, to which all the high society of the first throne gathered. In 1818, the estate was visited by the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna and was very impressed with her.
Built in the form of a cross in a circle, the Durasov estate will not leave anyone indifferent.
You will see it and you will know it.

• What is the secret meaning of the architecture of the palace, and why there was no temple in the estate?
• We will visit the beautiful halls, find out what each of them was intended for.
• How was the entertainment reception in the 19th century – what was the treat, what music was played by the orchestra and where he hid, what was dressed and what dances were danced?
• How in the 18th century the theater was arranged – we will see the scenes, the stage, the machines of thunder, wind and rain; costumes of actors and the “machine of glory”: how at that time it was possible to descend “from heaven to earth”.
• What happened to the Durasov fortress theater after his death, and who owned the estate before the revolution?

Accreditation of the Lublino Manor

• Guide services
• Entrance ticket to the museum is purchased separately on the website or at the ticket office of the museum.

Adult - 300p

Preferential - 150 p