Wonderful house and museum. A lot of things and a lot of information from the guide. Thank you!

There is a main building with a concert hall and an exhibition on two floors, as well as the historical building of Tchaikovsky's house, a barn, an outbuilding, and a cellar. It is better to go there in the morning to catch the crowds of visitors in excursion groups. The cost of a comprehensive ticket is 650 rubles. for an adult. I recommend visiting.

It is a must to visit this great museum for all admirers of the msuic of Tchaikovsky. Great exhibitions and the house which was left nearly untouched since the death of Tchaikovsky. You can as well visit a concert there and listen to the sound of the grand piano owned by Tchaikovsky where he composed and performed so many works.

This is a small but well maintained museum with very beautiful grounds. We did not ask for an English guide but many of the docents spoken of English to help us understand what we were looking at.

Magnificent place where you can find lots of Tchaikovsky. You can take photo with additional fee. There is a guide with St. Petersburg accents (Russian). Some tourist from St. Petersburg (also russian) was asking repeatedly about if Tchaikovsky was not fond of woman and Guide repeatedly answer not to ask kind of harsh question. If you have time to go there please do so, his last home and where he composed Symphony No.6.

If you are Piotr Tchaikovsky music lover ,this is must see place. During his time at the house in Klin, Tchaikovsky finished proof-reading the scores of Iolanta and The Nutcracker, wrote eighteen piano pieces, Opus 72; The vocal quartet The Night; six romances to the words of Rathaus; and the 6th Symphony. There are many original omposer belongings here . I found this place very interesting and touching .

The old house made from wood is preserved in an excellent condition with all its original contents.

Perfect place. You can walk around P.I.’s house itself. Tchaikovsky, his garden, and much more. I recommend to everyone

Access to the rooms is blocked from the doors and you won't be able to to see small items or even details of furniture.... It is almost same as you would see photos instead of presence on the site

Very interesting exhibitions. Talented guides. Free parking.

An interesting place; on the territory of the museum-reserve there is a park, the main house, outbuildings, as well as a concert hall, which has several museum halls. The main house is fantastic, 10 rooms and all full of museum pieces. I also liked the outbuilding - a small cozy house with two rooms and a veranda. On the unpleasant side: the first museum hall with the composer’s biography is boring, and the closely watching caretakers are a little annoying. In general, a good museum, I recommend visiting it, and I advise you to sit on the benches opposite the statue of the composer)

A wonderful museum and park.

It was a useful time to visit Tchaikovsky's birthplace in person and learn hands-on with children.

A great museum to visit for those who like music, history or simply don't know how to spend their time in Klin. A vast variety of authentic exhibits. The vibes of the late XIX century still linger in the house and other facilities where Pyotr Chaikovsky (and his family) dwelled. The excursion with our guide Anna was splendid, lots of interesting and unexpected trivia about the composer's life really made us hang on the guide's every word. Highly recommend!!!

We tried to get there few times - first on the road to St Petersburg on 1 of may 2021 - the garden around estate was closed. Then 25 september 2021 we planned to overnight in Klin and ask cashier by the phone few times to wait us until 17.30 They refuse us. Cashier closes at 17.00, even if museum closes at 18.00 Next day we forced to stay longer in Klin cause museum open only at 10am, but we have a whole day plans and risked to miss our last POI cause on extremely uncomprosissing staff of this place. Be aware!

I enjoy going to concerts.