Ганнибал Мария Алексеевна

The State Historical and Literary Museum‑Reserve of A. S. Pushkin comprises two estates — Bolshie Vyazemy and Zakharovo (Moscow Region). It is associated with the poet’s childhood: Pushkin spent summers in Zakharovo and visited Vyazemy. The complex features palace and park ensembles from the 16th to 19th centuries and exhibitions on Pushkin’s life and work.

The Zakharova Estate is part of the Pushkin State Historical and Literary Museum‑Reserve. The poet spent his childhood here: from 1805 to 1810, he spent every summer visiting his grandmother, M. A. Hannibal. The historic house has not been preserved; the current one was recreated in 1999 for the 200th anniversary of Pushkin. There is a park with lime alleys and a pond, commemorative signs and a monument to the poet.