One-Street Museum

It’s hard not to be enchanted by Andriyivskyy Descent, and all the stories associated with this famous street. If you’re thirsty for more information there’s a museum near the bottom. The museum has been cleverly designed to recreate the atmosphere of the street at the dawn of the 20th century. There are more than 7,000 exhibits in the showcases, and it’s a crazy miscellany of artefacts, from vintage postcards to sketches, antique Bulgakov editions, photographs, costumes, tableware, newspaper cuttings and antique typewriters. There are insights about the noteworthy people who have lived on the street, the history of St Andrew’s Church, and the castle built by Richard the Lionheart that once crowned the hill

This place is something i very recommend. Here you can see some unique things from 18 and 19 centuries. Also it was a surprise to me, that it has one of the biggest collections of death masks of many famous people, like Lenin and his wife, Stalin, Gorkiy, Yesenin, and many, many more. Well worth visiting.

Not much to see however it is nice change comparing to the other museums. You get to learn about life of one street. 3 rooms take 15 to 30 minutes

It's always good to put some art in your life

Vwry interesting although small museum. There should be more information in English 😊