The scientific library and the art museum of the Murmansk region have developed unique walking tours that will allow guests to get acquainted with the polar capital, and northerners to discover the city from the other side. This was announced by the Tourism Committee of the Murmansk region on its website.
Thus, the Murmansk Regional Scientific Library invites you on a tour based on more than a century of the city's history, which is somehow reflected in literary works.
“References to Murmansk are found in books much more often than one might imagine. Maxim Gorky, Konstantin Paustovsky, Andrey Nekrasov, Alexander Belyaev, Marina Tsvetaeva, Mikhail Bulgakov - this is not the whole list of heroes that will be discussed, ” as per the message.
This tour was developed by the chief librarian of the local history department, a certified guide-translator Alena Bakhtina. The route is based on a literary guide to Murmansk, published by Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Pavel Fedorov.
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