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In the estates “Mikhaylovskoye” and “Petrovskoye” temporarily suspended receptions of visitors

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In the estates “Mikhaylovskoye” and “Petrovskoye” temporarily suspended receptions of visitors

The State Museum-Reserve of A.S. Pushkin “Mikhaylovskoye” informed visitors about the planned sanitary and repair measures.

From November 10, the reception of visitors in two memorial estates is temporarily suspended:

Mikhailovskoye Estate: closed from 10 to 13 November inclusive (work will be completed as soon as possible).

Estate "Petrovskoye": closed from 10 to 17 November inclusive.

Representatives of the museum told “MK in Pskov” that during this period sanitary and repair work will be carried out on the territory of manor parks. Visitors are asked to consider this information when planning visits to the museum-reserve.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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