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Income House, First Half of the 19th Century, 1890s-1900s
The building, erected in the first third of the 19th century, was a meeting place for members of the secret revolutionary "Ishutin Circle" until 1866, led by Nikolai Ishutin, a cousin of Dmitry Karakozov, who was execute…
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Literary Mansion
Have you ever noticed that on Arbat, after house number 1, there is immediately house number 9? That is how things stand now. After the long house numbered one, the ninth follows right away. This house, which used to be …
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Profitable Ownership of A.A. Lazarik-A.L. Shanyavsky
House No. 4 is located almost at the very beginning of the street and originally included chambers from the 18th century. In the first third of the 19th century, they were integrated into a new three-story building with …
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City Estate of P.P. Khrushchev and A.A. Kotlyarev
Gogolevsky Boulevard, one of the most picturesque places in Moscow. The Boulevard Ring smoothly transitions from one green square to another, and Gogolevsky Boulevard deserves to be in the top three, alongside Tverskoy a…
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Income House of the Jerusalem Patriarchate
The House of the Jerusalem Patriarchate was built in 1892 according to the design of architect A.S. Kaminsky. In 1905, architect G.P. Yevlanov added a floor in the Art Nouveau style, and the sixth floor was added in the …
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Income House of the Orlovs
In 1812, Princess Anna Shakhovskaya divided her extensive estate on Arbat into two parts. She kept the eastern part for herself and sold the western part. The modern house No. 12 is located on the eastern part that remai…
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Income House of A.K. Yechkin
In 1841, the house was home to the family of philosopher-slavophile Alexei Stepanovich Khomyakov, who often received visits from N.V. Gogol. Until 1901, the building was owned by lawyer and editor of the "Legal Bulletin"…
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House of Porokhovshchikov
The project of a wooden house with carvings in the Russian style was created by architect Andrei Leontievich Gun for entrepreneur and public figure Alexander Alexandrovich Porokhovshchikov in 1871. The carvings on the fa…
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Income House by Architect L.N. Kekushev
Many interesting buildings in Moscow, designed in the Art Nouveau style, were created by the famous Russian architect Lev Nikolaevich Kekushev. At the beginning of his career, he worked in an eclectic style but later bec…
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House of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker
This house, built in the Russian style and belonging to the church of Nicholas the Wonderworker, is formally listed on Arbat but is actually located second from the corner on Silver Lane. The construction permit was iss…