On Bersenevskaya Embankment in Moscow, the Averky Kirillov Chambers are a historic merchant’s manor house with red exterior walls and distinctive old architecture. The building belonged to Averky Kirillov, a merchant and state official. Its rooms have limited access, but the grounds give you a chance to take in the house from outside. Concerts and cultural events are also held here, including classical music performances and calligraphy workshops.
Finding the manor house
The chambers stand on Bersenevskaya Embankment. From the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, cross Patriarshy Bridge and turn left; the house is about 100 meters along. Its red walls can be easy to miss among the larger nearby buildings, so look out for the older, lower structure.
Events and access
The chambers host cultural events, including classical music concerts and calligraphy workshops. Access to the interior is limited to a few hours each day, so check the current opening times before setting out. A walk around the grounds lets you see the manor house even if you are not visiting for an event.
FAQ
Where are the Averky Kirillov Chambers?
They are at 18с3 Bersenevskaya Embankment in Moscow. From the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, cross Patriarshy Bridge and turn left; the house is about 100 meters away.
Can you go inside the chambers?
Interior access is limited to a few hours each day. Check the opening times before your visit.
What events take place at the chambers?
The site hosts cultural events, including classical music concerts and calligraphy workshops.
