Plyos Museum-Reserve

The Plessky State Museum-Reserve includes the Levitan House-Museum, the Landscape Museum, the architectural and landscape ensemble of the historical Ples, formed in the late XVIII - early XX centuries, monuments of history, culture and nature. The name of the great Russian landscape painter I.I. Levitan is closely connected with Ples. During the three summers that the artist spent in the city, she wrote about 200 paintings, sketches, sketches. Subjects: memorial landscape, painting, folk and decorative art History of the museum: The Plessky Museum-Reserve was opened on October 22, 1982 and is included in the list of historical and cultural objects of federal (all-Russian) significance. The area of the museum-reserve is 78 hectares. The protected area is 256 hectares, the protected landscape zone is more than 20,000 hectares. About 300 monuments of history, culture and nature are concentrated on the territory of the museum-reserve and in its protected areas. Expositions: I.I. Levitan House-Museum, Landscape Museum Interactive programs "Russian hut". Center for the study of folk traditions. Programs: "Visiting the mistress of the Russian hut" (with tasting porridge from the oven), "Calendar ritual holidays", game classes. Availability of tourist services: Sightseeing and thematic excursions around the city and expositions. Mode of work: From 9:00 to 18:00, the day off is Monday, the last Friday of each month is a sanitary day.