Dostoevsky Museum Tours and Tickets

Delve into St Petersburg's cultural history with a private tour of both the Alexander Pushkin and Fyodor Dostoevsky museums—the former homes of these two literary masters. Beginning at the Pushkin Museum, explore the final lodging place of this incredible poet and founder of modern Russian literature. See the carefully preserved apartment and peruse its various exhibits. Then continue onto the Dostoevsky Memorial Museum, where the famed author of Crime & Punishment lived until his death in 1881.

Visit the apartments of acclaimed Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky. Having lived in the same building as a young man, Dostoevsky moved back with his family later in his life to live out his final years. The museum is divided into two sections, the first follows his early life and the second is dedicated to what is considered his mature period.

Delve into the sinister world of one of St Petersburg's most famous writers with a 4-hour Dostoevsky-based walking tour. Visit Haymarket Square"•immortalized in the pages of Dostoevsky's renowned novel, "Crime and Punishment""•peruse the same streets where characters like Raskolnikov once strolled and pay a visit to the author's former home, now a museum. See this 'Venice of the North' through an entirely different lens, as Dostoevsky once did.

Choose this private tour if you have already been to St Petersburg or want to escape crowded places and do something special. During this excursion you will see the museums and palaces of the city that are not usually included in standard touristic routes. Enjoy the collection of impressionists in the General Staff Building, discover local culture during a guided tour of the State Russian Museum and marvel a unique collection of Faberge Eggs in the Faberge Museum. On the second day, head out of the city to visit the summer residence of Pavlovsk, a family nest of Paul I. You will have a guided excursion to the Pavlovsk Palace as well as a walk in the park, which is the largest landscape park in Europe. Once back to St Petersburg, visit Dostoyevsky Memorial Museum or take a sightseeing boat tour (your choice).