Push Gory: Pushkin's Places / Trigorskoe 5/5 [< previous]

The estate of Trigorskoe, so-called because it stands on three hills (“trigory” in Russian) has been often visited by Pushkin. Poetic spots in the park, such as “Onegin’s Bench”, “Tatiana’s Avenue”, the “Solitary Oak”, the “Tent Fir” and the “Saddle Birch” are all connected with Pushkin and his work.

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