A typical museum location for fans of Soviet history. A small residence in the mountains with preserved Stalin—era furnishings - modest furniture, personal belongings of the leader, vintage details like telephones and radios. The tours are standard, the guides tell stories about Stalin's habits, but nothing particularly sensational. The area is pleasant — pine trees, fresh air, a view of the sea in the distance. But the place itself is clearly not up to the level of a serious museum. There are few exhibits, no interactive content, and the inspection takes 40 minutes. Pros: the original atmosphere of the 50s, some interesting details like hidden doors or an alarm system have been preserved. Cons: the poor exposition, the feeling that the object is based only on the name of Stalin, and not on real historical value.

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Level 12 Local Expert

I didn't expect anything Mega interesting from this place, but now I recommend you to visit this historical place and definitely with a guided tour. Even the children really liked the facts about our rulers. Parking for the car is free, the price for the tour is affordable. I repeat, it's very interesting, and if you've come here, be sure to listen, and not just look around on your own.

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Level 18 Local Expert

A historical place. It was made of jewelry, of course, very carefully. Everything is intact and without the smell of mold to this day. When the guide told me that 3,000 captured Germans had built it, there were no more questions) Only the faience was replaced, there seemed to be only one real bath left, the rest is modern. It was interesting to see the dishes and the piano, it has its own history, you can read to anyone who is interested.

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