Almost 300 million rubles were spent on the restoration of the Pushkin Museum in Gurzuf

On Friday, June 6, the Alexander Pushkin Museum opened in Gurzuf after reconstruction. More than 278 million rubles were allocated from the federal budget for repairs, purchase of equipment and creation of a new exhibition.

Another 6 million rubles from the regional budget was spent on the modernization of the exhibition space, writes IA SevastopolMedia with reference to the social network of the head of Crimea Sergey Aksenov.

During the restoration, the specialists managed to restore the historical appearance of the attic floor and the staircase that leads to it. The building's belvedere has been restored. The 47 acquired museum items helped create an authentic atmosphere of the Pushkin era.

The history of Crimea is connected with the name of Pushkin. He called Crimea a "magical land" and found inspiration here.

In early May, it was reported that specially protected natural areas had begun to be prepared for the holiday season in Crimea. There are 194 protected areas in the republic with a total area of 96.6 thousand hectares. There are 82 ecological sightseeing routes along them, including hiking, cycling, water, horseback riding and automobile. 18 recreation areas are equipped, 63 more are located in the forests.