Literary life of Yaroslavl: history and modernity

Who is "Belarusian Pushkin", who is the author of "Dubinushka" and the soundtrack to the television series "Poor Nastya"? How did Yaroslav the Wise in “Russian Truth” eradicate blood feud, and the merchant’s son Fyodor Volkov helped the Empress Catherine II herself? Where and by whom was discovered the greatest monument of ancient Russian literature "The Word about Igor's regiment"? Where is the “creative laboratory” of the poet N.A. Nekrasov and who were the prototypes of his immortal works? You can answer these and many other questions by visiting a tour dedicated to the literary image of Yaroslavl.

Monument to N.A. Nekrasov-Monument to M.A. Bogdanovich-Monument to L.N. Trefolev-Monument to F.G. Volkov and Drama Theater named after F.G. Volkov-Monument to Prince Yaroslav the Wise-Memorial Museum-Estate of N.A. Nekrasov Karabikh.