An intimate project in the "evil apartment" gathers the Leningrad addresses of Mikhail Bulgakov into a single route - from theaters and hotels to editorial offices and friends' houses. The exhibition shows how trips and meetings are reflected in the writer's creative world. The exposition is structured as a walk through Leningrad, which played a significant role in the fate of Mikhail Bulgakov. The focus is on his travels, literary evenings, negotiations with theaters, rest, treatment, and the social circle connected with the local intelligentsia. Visitors are invited to look at the map through the eyes of the writer. Theaters, hotels, editorial offices, familiar streets, and the homes of people with whom Bulgakov had personal and creative contacts emerge before them. This creates a living geography where biographical facts coexist with literary associations, and addresses turn into points of cultural memory. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KUDAGO.