Museum-estate "Petrovskoye"

Petrovsky is the family estate of A.S. Pushkin’s ancestors Hannibalov, associated with the poet’s interest in the history of a kind, the history of the Russian state, reflected in his work. Petrovsky lands were donated by Empress Elizabeth in 1742 to the poet’s great-grandfather Abraham Petrovich Hannibal.

In 1782, Petrovsky was inherited by Pyotr Abramovich Hannibal, a cousin of Pushkin. At this time, the master’s house (the House of P.A. Hannibal) was built, the park was built. Petrovsky Estate acquires a look that was well known to Pushkin. The poet met with his great-uncle Pyotr Abramovich Hannibal, interested in the history of a kind, the history of Russia.

In June 1977, the opening of the Petrovsky Museum took place, which included the "house of Peter Abramovich and Veniamin Petrovich Hannibalov" and a memorial park with the Grotto-gazebo.

In 1999-2000, works were carried out on the restoration and reconstruction of the museum-estate "Petrovskoye". On the old foundation, the house-museum of Abram Petrovich Hannibal was recreated.