Revived house
«Gromov House»
An architectural monument, an outbuilding of the city estate of large Plios landowners Moiseevs, built in the first quarter of the XIX century in the style of mature classicism.
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Gromov House is an architectural monument, an outbuilding of the town estate of the Moiseevs, major landowners of Plios, built in the first quarter of the 19th century in the style of mature classicism.

Many honoured guests of Plios, including film stars Ralph Fiennes and Vincent Perez, maestro Vladimir Spivakov, philanthropist Boris Teterev stayed in this 200-year-old mansion, which was revived from dilapidation and neglect thanks to the Hidden Russia project.

The house has a small garden stretching along the riverside slope from the embankment to Yurievskaya Street. Next to the house in the garden there is a Himalayan arbour, built by Svetlana Zyryanova in anticipation of the arrival of Queen Sangay Choden, one of the four wives of the fourth king of Bhutan.

You can stay overnight in this house!
Gromov House (photo by Y. Baturina)
Gromov House before restoration (photo 1982)
Pre-revolutionary postcard from our collection - Moiseyev Estate before the revolution (photo no later than 1914).
Pre-revolutionary postcard from our collection (photo from the early 1910s)
Himalayan gazebo

Gromov House on the map

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«Art Nouveau House»
The house, built in 1914, is the only Art Nouveau building in Plios. With its restoration in the early 2000s began a long history of the Hidden Russia project. Among the first guests of the revitalized house were members of the British royal family Prince and...
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Revived house
«The House of the Seven Windows»
The house, built in the beginning of the XXI century within the framework of the Hidden Russia project, recreates a traditional Plios manor house of the middle of the XIX century.
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Revived house
«The House with the Mezzanine»
The house with a cross-shaped mezzanine reproduces the basic features of the merchant's mansion that once stood here. And allows you to understand how the Levitan House Museum looked like before the revolution.
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Revived house
«Krylov House»
The Krylov House, visible in the pre-revolutionary Prokudin-Gorsky colour photo, has been restored as part of the Hidden Russia project. Its elegant details, including mezzanine, gable, balcony and windows with carved platbands, create a unique view of Soborna...
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Revived house
«Tolstoy House (The Dragon House)»
This old log house was carefully restored and equipped in 2007 within the framework of the Hidden Russia project. The attention of passers-by is attracted by the openwork gutters and spectacular platbands in which stylised dragons guarding the house hide.
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Hidden Russia

Plios revitalisation project

In Plios we have defined and implemented a strategy of reanimation and development of an ancient small town. We preserve historical buildings, fill them with new life and create a high-level hospitality infrastructure. At the same time we are engaged in preserving and developing the intangible cultural heritage: local cuisine, traditions, knowledge.
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Plios

Hidden Russia

This old Russian town is associated with clean air, incredibly beautiful nature and rustic silence. It is no coincidence that Plios has long been a centre of attraction for creative and outstanding people.
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