The tour of the old estate on Nikitsky Boulevard reveals the mysteries related to the last years of Nikolai Gogol. Guests will learn about the mystery of the writer's death, the burned manuscript, and the house where he lived. The old noble estate on Nikitsky Boulevard holds stories about the last years of Nikolai Gogol. The memorial exhibition is connected to the house that became his final resting place and to the questions that still provoke debates among researchers and readers. One of the central themes of the tour is the circumstances of the writer's death. There is no definitive answer to the question of what caused Gogol's death. The guide will explain why so many versions have arisen and which of them are closest to reality. Another important plot is the burned manuscript. Shortly before his death, Gogol destroyed part of his texts, and according to legend, among them was the second volume of "Dead Souls." This episode also remains unresolved to this day. No one knows exactly what disappeared that winter night, whether the decision was conscious, and why, after the writer's death, rough drafts and other manuscripts were still found. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.