Family Museum < / b > is located in Tarusa, in the street of the Rose Luxembourg. Tarusa for Tsvetaeva was a special place. The first time the parents of the poet: Maria and Ivan Vladimirovich came here in 1891. With them came the children of Ivan Vladimirovich from his first marriage: daughter Valerie and son Andrew. Subsequently, Valeria Tsvetaeva was a student, and then a follower of Isadora Duncan. It were organized in Moscow State courses "the Art of movement". She was buried in Tarusa in the city cemetery. Andrey Tsvetaev received his law degree, was a painter, an expert on painting, a writer.

Tsvetaev was in Tarusa thanks cousin Ivan V. Dobrotvorskaya E. A., who was married to a local doctor from Tarusa. In Tarusa family < / b > called the first summer residents, because after they started the fashion for summer holidays Muscovites in Tarusa. In 1891 Tsvetaev lived in the estate Ignatovskaya in the house Buturlina. And in the year of birth of Marina, in 1892, they took the urban cottage "Sand" and came here until 1910 (in the late 1960-ies "Sandy" destroyed today and to imagine what she looked like, only on the layout, which is preserved in the Museum of the family < / b>).

Parents began to bring Marina in Tarusa even from infancy. Tsvetaev considered family home Dobrotvorskaya (located on Lenin street) and "the House of TIA". "The house of To" in 1899 was bought by the grandfather of M. Tsvetaeva, A. D. Maine. After his death in this house lived the last two decades of his life his second wife that the little Asya and Marina called "To". The same nickname was and the house. In this house, Anastasia and Marina Tsvetaev lived in winter sojourns in Tarusa (1907-1910), and their father – the founder of the Museum of fine arts, I. V. Tsvetaev, 1903-1912. Currently restored in the House of To" is a family Museum < / b>.

The house-Museum is located in a picturesque place of Tarusa, next to walking trail located along the Oka and key sources. The exposition of the Museum includes the collection of items and materials that belonged to the family < / b>. Museum staff are happy to talk to visitors about all the exhibits collected in the Museum house. After exploring the Museum you can go on the high Bank of the Oka, to see a huge stone with the inscription "Here would like to lie by Marina Tsvetaeva".