Three Pine Manor

Pushkin Reserve is a graceful and fabulous place. The tonic aroma of the majestic culture of the XIX century lives in the midst of majestic hills and malachite pines. It is difficult to imagine these picturesque places without mentioning Alexander Sergeyevich. It is safe to say that these places would be completely different without Pushkin, just as Pushkin would be different without them.

“Three Pines” is one of the favorite places of the great poet. He recalled them in his poem “I Visited Again,” which was written in 1835. From a rather steep, sharp cliff to the Soroti River, you can see the road to the Mikhailovsky village - along it Pushkin came to Trigorskoye past the famous three pines.

Taking part in a tour of the Pushkin Reserve, you can see many attractions sung by the poet in his majestic works. It will forever leave warm memories in your memory.