• Category:Baratynsky Manor - Wikimedia Commons

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    Baratynsky House. museum in Kazan, Russia. ... Media in category "Baratynsky manor". The following 48 files are in this category, out of 48 total.

  • Baratynsky House - Wikidata

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    imported from Wikimedia project. Russian Wikivoyage. Wikimedia import URL. https://ru.wikivoyage.org/?oldid=423628#1610030000.

  • Guided Tours to Bolgar Russia With a Visit to Baratynsky...

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    Tours to Bolgar where you visit Baratynsky House. Search filters. Departure date.

  • Baratynsky Museum

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    The "Twilight and Dawns of the House of Baratynsky" exhibition which includes a playing video background in the White Ballroom immerses guests into a cozy...

  • КНИТУ-КАИ, 4 Здание Map - University Building - Tatarstan...

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    Baratynsky House is a museum situated 130 metres northwest of КНИТУ-КАИ, 4 здание.

  • 16 Baratynsky Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images

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    fyodor tyutchev's estate muranovo manor house, pushkinsky district of moscow oblast, russia - baratynsky stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images.

  • Museum E. A. Baratynsky

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    Main house family Baratynsky, located next to the Museum, is a monument of history and architecture of national significance.

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  • Музей Е. А. Боратынского - Индивидуальные Экскурсии...

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    Baratynsky House Индивидуальные экскурсии в Казани.

  • Museum-Reserve of Feodor Tyutchev, Muranovo, Russia

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    Its main house was built in wood in 1842 by Yevgeny Baratynsky, another renowned Russian poet. In August 1920, the estate became a museum.