The best fairytale museums for children. Fairytale map of Rus' Tour

An amazing and fabulous place must be visited by every parent who comes to the capital with their child. And if you are a resident of Moscow and have not yet visited the Buratino-Pinocchio Museum, then this is completely unforgivable. Here you can immerse yourself in the amazing, fantastic world of this well-known story.

Visiting Buratino

Arriving at the Pinocchio-Pinocchio Museum, you can wander around amazing world, where these heroes lived, or book excursions. They are themed here, for every taste - “Papa Carlo and his dolls”, “Pinocchio and Malvina meet friends”.

With the help of the museum staff, you will actually visit the country of Buratinia. Few people will refuse such an offer. You can stroll along the narrow Italian street where the now famous carpenter Papa Carlo lives in his closet. Be sure to visit him. Or try to find the treasured golden key on your own in the pond where Tortilla the turtle lives.

The children will be told in detail about Pinocchio, the ancestor of Pinocchio, who was invented by the Italian storyteller Carlo Collodi in 1883. And also about its Russian counterpart Buratino, which Alexei Tolstoy wrote about in 1936.

It is surprising for both children and adults that it was not only in Russia that storytellers imitated Collodi. There are similar plots, for example, in German fairy-tale literature - this is Otto Bierbaum's Zepfel Kern. You can learn this and much more about your favorite childhood heroes if you come to the Pinocchio-Pinocchio Museum.

Pinocchio and his friends

Together with your friends main character fairy tales is ready to conduct various excursions for visitors.

IN new program At the museum, children will be able to meet the beautiful Malvina, who will teach the restless Pinocchio and all the children who come to visit him the basic rules of etiquette. For example, how to behave at the table, in the theater, at a party, how to communicate politely with each other. So this excursion will be not only interesting, but also educational.

The main thing that is advised to everyone who decides to visit the Buratino-Pinocchio House Museum is to carefully read the fairy tale again in advance. Then it will be even more interesting and fun.

How to get there?

The Buratino-Pinocchio Museum is located in Moscow. To get there, the easiest way is to take the metro, the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line. You will need to get off at Izmailovskaya station. This is between "Pervomaiskaya" and "Partizanskaya".

It’s not difficult to find the Buratino-Pinocchio Museum. 2nd Parkovaya Street, building 18. If you are coming from the center, then it is best to get off from the last car. This way you will immediately find yourself on 2nd Parkovaya Street. You can reach the museum from the metro on foot. It will take no more than 5-7 minutes walking.

The museum is open every day, seven days a week. Opens at 10 am and is open until half past five in the evening. You need to visit it by appointment, so be sure to inform us about your visit in advance. Also, one more nuance - you need to have replacement shoes to visit the Pinocchio-Pinocchio Museum. After all, you will go directly to visit fairy-tale characters, and when visiting, it is customary to take off your shoes. Well, or wear clean shoes.

The ticket price will be 600 rubles. If the visit is collective, for example, a whole class, starting from 15 people, came to visit Malvina, then they will be given a 10 percent discount.

Also, children from large families will pay 100 rubles less, even if they come for an individual excursion.

There is good news for organizers of visiting children from boarding schools. They won't have to pay for a ticket at all.

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Baba Yaga - Kukoboy

Baba Yaga was settled in the village of Kukoboi (2-3 hours drive from Yaroslavl) in 2004 and a Hut on chicken legs was built there. From ancient times, a Yaroslavl legend has come down about a mysterious, nameless old woman from the backyard. She lived in the depths of dense dense forests, rarely anyone managed to see her. By the way, the image of a dark character local residents Fixed a few things. In the process of “registration” of the famous old woman, serious problems arose: the fact is that the village of Kukoboi is famous for its many temples and churches, and the priests were categorically against settling the “devilishness”. But, despite this, everything was resolved successfully, and Baba Yaga reformed: now she helps those in need, although from time to time she continues to misbehave. If you decide to go to Baba Yaga’s residence, then do not be surprised that first you will be taken to the temple to buy holy water and candles. Only with such weapons can you safely enter the Izbushka. Also in the domain of Baba Yaga you will find tea with the famous Kukoboy pies, competitions and much more. On the last Saturday of July everyone is invited to Baba Yaga's birthday. http://babajaga76.ru/dostoprimachayelnosti/sedmaya-skazochnaya-versta

Tsar Berendey - Pereslavl-Zalessky

According to one of the legends, the Berendeys lived in the Pereslavl region - militant tribes in the service of the Russian princes. They were ruled by the just and kind Tsar Berendey. In Pereslavl-Zalessky Yaroslavl region“Berendey House” was created - Center for Conservation and Development folk traditions and folk arts and crafts. Those who wish can visit the chamber of Tsar Berendey, see his throne and hear from him a story about the ancient Berendeys. Behind the house there is a sunny meadow, where Tsar Berendey and his Berendeys hold cheerful folklore holidays.

Kikimora and Vasnetsov’s fairy tales – Kirov region

In Kirov, on Kikimorskaya Mountain, Kikimora's house was built. And now she invites all tourists to visit. In the Fairy Tale Reserve theme park, you can wander around the Museum of Fairy Tales, solve the mysteries of the Brownie, and play with other characters. Details - on the center's website active rest"Flying ship". http://korabl-kirov.ru/ #

And then you can go to the village of Ryabovo (about 2.5 hours by bus from Kirov) - a “magic trail” based on Vasnetsov’s fairy tales has opened there: with a hut on chicken legs, Kashchei’s labyrinth and, of course, Alyonushka.

Ivan Tsarevich in the Fairy Tale Reserve https://vk.com/album61571729_20459694

Goldfish – Bolshoye Boldino

The village of Bolshoye Boldino is recognized as the exact birthplace of the Golden Fish. Nizhny Novgorod region, where there are no rivers, but where Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin wrote the famous “Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish.” There he also wrote more than fifty famous works. To attract tourists in the Bolsheboldinsky district they are going to build the “City of Pushkin’s Fairy Tales” with a complex of attractions based on the works of the classic, a children’s theater and the “Golden Fish” water park.

However, the “Golden Fish Possession” is also located in the village of Lipin Bor, Vologda Region. This is due to the name of the district - Vashkinsky. The common fish in the area is “vashkalok”, which, translated from Vepsian, indicates the peculiar copper or gold color of the fish. The village has a Children's Park, located in a pine forest, near White Lake. Here live the mushroom Borovik, the mischievous Silver Fish - the girlfriends of the Golden Fish, the Old Man with his old woman, and of course, the Empress Fish herself. The program of stay includes a subscription “Visiting Grandma Fedora” at the regional museum of local lore. Here guests will be invited to light a coal samovar; take part in folk games and fun, swing on a traditional Russian swing and take part in a tea ceremony with delicious village pies. By visiting the district House of Crafts, you can purchase souvenirs, take part in a master class, and make a fish from birch bark with your own hands. There is also a House of Fish and Fisheries here. More details on the website of the Vashkinsky municipal district about http://www.lipinbor.vologda.ru/riba.htm

Kolobok – Novaya Bedenga village

At first, the Ulyanovsk region tried to “stake out” the name of Cheburashka on the fairy-tale map, citing as a basis a mention in Dahl’s dictionary, but the creator of the image of Cheburashka, Eduard Uspensky, strongly opposed it. In the meantime, most of the fairy-tale characters dismantled other cities, and only Kolobok remained in Ulyanovsk. Fortunately, the foundations here are more or less strong: local historian Sergei Petrov found the Simbirsk roots of the character in connection with the oscillator, the Simbirsk kolobok. According to Dahl's dictionary, in the Ulyanovsk province bread made from leftover dough was called kolyabyatka. This is the bun, the flour for which was scraped up from the bottom of the tree.

June 2, 2012 The official opening of the Koloboka estate took place in the village of Novaya Bedenga. The log house and yard of the fairy-tale hero were built according to all the canons of 19th century carpentry. There is a stove in the hut so that it is always warm and smells of pies. Kolobok's yard lands are located in a picturesque area. Nearby, on a pedestal, there is a sculpture of the owner of the house, next to it are wooden images of all the heroes of the fairy tale - the Hare, the Bear, the Wolf and the Fox.

The estate will include a number of facilities: “Kolobok House”, “Kolobodrom”, a children’s playground, as well as the “Simbirsk Koloboks” production line. “Kolobok’s House” will be an interactive donut cafe (with halls for children and adults) with a souvenir shop and a “live” Kolobok, whose functions, naturally, will be performed by an animator.

Ivan Tsarevich at the Koloboka Estate https://vk.com/album61571729_204596943

Ivanushka the Fool – Kenozerye

Kenozero is one of the first places (along with Veliky Ustyug) to “book” the fairy-tale hero back in 2001, at the same time the first holiday, “The Kenozero Fool,” was held here. Every year there is an exhibition of children's drawings and letters to Ivanushka "Favorite Fairy-Tale Hero". Kenozerye is the birthplace of the famous scientist, writer, storyteller and folklorist Alexander Nechaev (1902-1986), who prepared and published about 60 books of folk tales and epics. On the day of Ivan Kupala, the residents of Kenozero invite everyone to the “Kenozero Fool” holiday.

Sadko – Gostsy

Residents of the village of Gostsy, Novgorod region, sincerely believe that Sadko is not just an invented fairy tale, but a very real person. A certain Sotko Sytinich is actually mentioned in the Novgorod chronicle of 1167 as the builder of the Church of Boris and Gleb in the Novgorod Detinets. “Various fairy-tale motifs are associated with the name of this person,” historians and linguists write today. One of the legends about Sadko, we recall, says that he decided to bet with the merchants that there was a fish with golden feathers in Lake Ilmen. The Water King helped him win the argument. After this, Sadko traded successfully and soon became rich. According to this belief, businessmen and entrepreneurs still come to Gostsy today for good luck.

Koschey the Immortal – Elder

The birthplace of Koshchei is now considered old town Old lady of the Tver region. In support of this version, the governor of the Tver region, Dmitry Zelenin, cites a legend about how an old man’s shoemaker once met a monster with glowing eyes in the local quarries. “This is exactly how Koschey the Immortal appears in Russian fairy tales,” explains Zelenin. In addition, the ancient coat of arms of Staritsa depicts a hunchbacked old woman with a stick. According to local historians, this is “the same Baba Yaga who helped Ivan Tsarevich defeat Koshchei.” In the city it is planned to equip Koshchei’s cave and even erect a monument to him. In the meantime, the main attraction of Staritsa is the Holy Dormition Monastery. In Staritsa, the youth John was born and raised - later Job, the first Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus'; This is where he died. And knowledgeable Orthodox Christians specially come to Staritsa to see his tomb.

Nightingale the Robber – Birch

In the Kursk region there is the village of Bereza, which is filled with legends and traditions. Why is this village the birthplace of the Nightingale the Robber? There is a legend that when the village itself was founded, a peasant planted three birch trees, about which the Nightingale the Robber talks a lot in the epic. Even the famous archaeologist Yuri Lipking confirmed Nightingale’s Kursk registration in his book “The Distant Past of the Nightingale Land.”

Rusalka - Pskov

Quite recently, the Pskov Little Mermaid appeared on the “Fairytale Map of Russia”. The fact that it was she who became the fairy-tale symbol of the Pskov region is explained simply: in the Pskov region there is the A.S. Pushkin Museum-Reserve “Mikhailovskoe”, and at Pushkin’s in Lukomorye it is the mermaid who sits on the branches of a green oak tree. By the way, the mermaid’s residence will be located in the Lukomorye countryside recreation center, so everything fits in perfectly.

Chicken Ryaba – Ermakovo

In August, in the village of Ermakovo, in the Yaroslavl region, a holiday dedicated to the magical Hen is held annually. In addition, there is also a museum of the Ryaba Hen, by visiting which you will not only see the fabulous laying hen in different guises, but also learn about the craft and life in Rus'.

Emelya and Pike – Rostov Veliky

In Rostov, holidays “At the command of the pike” are regularly held. The festival begins with a competition of bell ringers, continues with a ceremonial parade led, of course, by Emelya himself, riding, as he should, on a stove, and ends with mass dancing, games and pike ear treats. This fish is the main attraction of Rostov Lake Nero, because according to legend, this very magic pike lives here.

Vodyanoy – Poshekhonye

It’s not for nothing that Poshekhonye is called the Venice of Yaroslavl - after all, it stands on five rivers at once, there are ponds and, of course, the Rybinsk Reservoir. And so the Poshekhonians decided to settle a merman. His official residence located in the children's library. The merman's apartment is decorated with portraits of the owner, statues of cute frog girlfriends, an aquarium with small catfish, a water mill and other attributes of the water kingdom. The idea of ​​assigning the place of residence of the ruler of rivers and lakes to Poshekhony was invented by library staff who collected rich history The owner of the rivers. In popular belief, Poshekhonya, a merman, is a strong, middle-aged man, with a beard and barefoot. He wears a red shirt and a straw hat. The main tourist holiday takes place here in early June and is called “The Master of the Poshekhon Rivers.” Interactive programs are held at Vodyanoy’s residence. The merman gives various advice, Kikimora sings songs and amuses the guests, and then everyone is treated to fish soup.

Buratino – Zelenogradsk

June 13, 1999 citizens of the resort city of Zelenogradsk, Kaliningrad region, gathered for central square city ​​and by a special Act adopted “the hitherto homeless, passportless and homeless Pinocchio.” Residents of the city believe that the wooden boy was born to them. And they give an argument: in Zelenogradsk there is a Field of Miracles - the same one described in “The Golden Key”. Do money trees grow there, come and see for yourself.

At the beginning of August, Zelenograd residents celebrate their City Day. At this holiday Pinocchio will find something fun and funny for every child. But if suddenly you don’t manage to get to Zelenogradsk for the holiday, don’t worry! Firstly, the sea, forest, sand and sun in Buratino’s homeland work around the clock. And secondly, in any weather, you will find yourself in Papa Carlo’s closet, where there is that same secret door behind the old canvas and a collection of golden keys (by the way, if you have an interesting key lying around somewhere that you don’t need, bring it as a gift!). You will be taken to memorial sites associated with extraordinary adventures Pinocchio. You will see with your own eyes the oak tree on which the night robbers hung Pinocchio upside down, the bridge over Tortilina Pond, the pine tree to which Karabas Barabas’s beard stuck, a copy of Malvina’s secluded house. And then you yourself will play in a scene from the play about Pinocchio or in several Pinocchio games. And then you order three crusts of bread at the Three Peskars Kharchevna. And then visit the Zelenograd Historical and Archaeological Museum, where unique exhibits about the past of this land are exhibited. This is very interesting!

Scarlet Flower – Ufa

Back in December 2010, a large forged Scarlet flower “bloomed” in one of the parks of Ufa, becoming a popular attraction among lovers. The basis for choosing the capital of Bashkiria as the birthplace of the Scarlet Flower was the well-known fact about the birthplace of the author of the fairy tale, Sergei Aksakov, on a family estate near Ufa. There, as a child, the writer heard this story from the housekeeper Pelageya, who told him fairy tales, and later the writer created a book about the story of Beauty and the Beast, which he called “The Scarlet Flower.”

Ilya Muromets – Murom

In the center of Murom, in the Vladimir region, there is a bronze monument to the hero, and in the local history museum there is an exhibition dedicated to the hero. In the courtyard of the museum there is an oak tree that remembers Ilya of Muromets, and from the springs that appeared as a result of the blows of the hooves of the heroic horse, people still draw holy water today. https://vk.com/ilya_muromets33

Dobrynya Nikitich – Shilovo

Despite the fact that the popular epic hero has at least nine probable prototypes, residents of the village of Shilovo in the Ryazan region are sure that the good fellow Dobrynya, who is not far away, sat on the island and on the other side of Ilya, is most suitable for this role Muromets threw axes playfully. The Shilovites were always sure that Dobrynya was their fellow countryman. Back in the 19th century, the Ryazan press wrote about this as something taken for granted. The district's coat of arms depicts a sword and belt. The hymn mentions the “sacred sword of the Ryazan resident Dobrynya.” The Shilovsky Museum of Local Lore contains a piece of the hero’s combat equipment (an overlay for the belt), which was found during excavations of the mound before the war.

Alyosha Popovich – Rostov the Great

“We found a lot of facts indicating that the legendary hero of Russian epics Alyosha Popovich was born in Rostov in the 12th century in the family of a priest,” say the city administration. The program “Visiting Alyosha Popovich” has already started. Alyosha Popovich accompanies tourists along the entire route along Rostov soil. They not only learn about crafts, visit the museum-reserve, but also take part in a picnic on the shore of Lake Nero, in the rite of passage into heroes, and in games. There is a merchant estate in the city with a heroic courtyard, where performances based on Russian folk tales and comic battles are staged.

Lefty – Tula

Of all the attractions, only the monument to the savvy artisan is accessible to visitors.

Mouse-Norushka – Myshkin

According to legend, the city of Myshkin, Yaroslavl region, was built in the 13th century on the site where a mouse saved a Russian prince from death: she woke him up when a snake was approaching him. They say that the city was named in commemoration of this significant event. The city of Myshkin is the Russian record holder for the number of museums and exhibition halls. The main one, of course, is the Mouse Museum - the only one in the world. It contains mice of all possible sizes: drawn, turned, sculpted, glued and sewn from all imaginable and inconceivable materials and collected not only from the cities and villages of their native country, but also sent in large numbers from abroad. The mouse brand is used as widely as imagination allows: the Myshkiny Palata complex operates with entertainment for tourists, the Myshkino Podvorie hotel welcomes guests, the Mousetrap restaurant operates, where visitors are served a cheese plate in addition to the paid menu - in accordance with the spirit and letter English proverb about free cheese, which, as you know, only comes in a mousetrap. And in the summer there is an annual Mouse Festival. And as a souvenir of the city, you should definitely buy a wallet mouse - it lives in wallets and makes sure that the money in them does not run out.

Father Frost - Veliky Ustyug

The birthplace of Father Frost was Veliky Ustyug, located in the northern latitudes, surrounded by the winter splendor of nature, a city of skilled wood and silversmiths who carefully preserve the ancient traditions of their ancestors. An office of Father Frost has been opened in Veliky Ustyug, which includes a throne room, a museum, workshops, a post office and a souvenir shop. Here you can talk and take a photo with Santa Claus in the throne room, send holiday cards and letters to family and friends with the seal and autograph of Santa Claus, canceled with a special stamp, purchase original souvenirs or make your own crafts in the workshop. 12 km from Veliky Ustyug in a pine forest on the banks of the Sukhoi River is located Entertainment Center“The Estate of Father Frost,” which includes a range of services: accommodation, meals, rental of masquerade and sports equipment, horseback riding, snowmobiling, skiing, skating, sleighing in winter, as well as pleasure boats and pedalos in summer.

Official website of the project "Veliky Ustyug - the birthplace of Father Frost" www.dom-dm.ru

Website “Votchina of Father Frost” - http://www.votchina-dm.ru/sys/map

Snegurochka – Kostroma

The Snow Maiden's Tower is located in Kostroma. Together with her, Domovoi, Domovikha and the scientist Kot Bayun live in it. Both in winter and summer, here you can freeze in the Ice Hall, watch a puppet show, take part in game programs and chat with the Snow Maiden herself. Terem website http://teremsnegurochki.ru

Skazov Bazhov Park

“Skazov Park” is the first theme park in the Urals dedicated to Bazhov’s tales, Russian fairy tales and traditional Ural folk culture. The park is located near Yekaterinburg in the Aramilsky City District. The distance from Yekaterinburg is 23 km, travel time is about an hour.

The fairy-tale world of carved Russian towers, patterned turrets and painted “gingerbread houses” exists not only in cartoons! Young guests Izmailovsky Kremlin There will be an excursion to the Museum of Russian Toys and classes in art workshops, for adults - the Museum of Russian Vodka, the Museum of Bread, an antique market and ethnic souvenir shops.

Fairytale house of Owl, Rabbit and Cat in Gorky Park

In Gorky Park there is a corner of the magical forest, in which, as expected, fairy-tale characters live. The inhabitants of the log house, reminiscent of a hut on chicken legs - the Wise Owl, the Rabbit and the Cat - are able to “come to life” under the influence of special mechanisms and tell entertaining stories to young guests.

Children's Wonderland Park

What can children do while their parents are shopping at the Retail Park shopping center? Of course, visit the Park of Miracles - a fabulous Russian village in the middle of the metropolis! Here you can walk among carved towers with turrets and basements, play in the playground, feed goats, pigs and birds in the mini-zoo, take part in an animated show and learn how to paint ceramic toys.

Egg house

The unusual house in the shape of a Faberge egg was built in 2002 and immediately turned into one of the brightest landmarks of the capital. The four floors of the original house contain residential apartments, a hall, a sauna and access to an underground garage. You can climb to the attic via a spiral staircase or a special elevator.

House-teremok

The house-teremok was built in the “Russian patterned” style, typical of merchant and boyar houses of medieval Rus'. Carved platbands, cornices and turrets create a fabulous ensemble that seems to have been transported to a Moscow alley from distant epic times. However, the “relic” nature of the house is only external; inside its premises are furnished quite modernly and equipped with all the technical innovations of the 21st century.

Sculpture "White Rabbit"

The meeting with the White Rabbit from the famous fairy tale by Lewis Carroll became the beginning of the story that led the girl Alice to Wonderland. Muscovites are convinced that the magical bronze Rabbit with a clock in his hands, settling in an ordinary courtyard in the capital, helps true romantics realize their most cherished desires. To start the “magic mechanism” of happiness and good luck, just touch the cane in his paws.

Literary courtyard "Krylov's Fables"

The world of funny characters from Krylov's fables really exists! In a fabulous literary courtyard, located among Moscow high-rise buildings, live characters familiar from childhood: a crow with a piece of cheese in its beak, a cunning fox, an unlucky musical quartet of a goat, a donkey, a bear and a monkey, a greedy pig gnawing on the roots of an oak tree. Stone animals are children's favorite playmates and a kind of moral and philosophical reminder for adults.

House of merchant Igumnov

The mansion of merchant Igumnov is famous not only for its carved columns, turrets and hipped domes in the Russian Art Nouveau style, but also for its abundance of legends and tales. It is known that in 1901 Igumnov organized a shocking social ball in his mansion, lining the floors with gold chervonets. And they also say that in one of the walls fairytale castle The owner's former mistress was walled up, and her ghost still roams the halls of the mansion...

Dragon house in the Moscow region

The boarding house in Pirogovo is created in the shape of a mythical dragon meandering among the trees. The environmental project of the famous architect Totan Kuzembaev does not violate the integrity of the natural landscape. The roof of the building smoothly turns into a grassy lawn, panoramic windows and glass walls of the veranda allow you to feel like an integral part of the surrounding nature.

Museum of Russian Fairy Tales "Once Upon a Time" 0+

The Museum of Russian Fairy Tales is a collection of wonderful and instructive stories that preserve folk wisdom for many centuries. On interactive excursions, children dress in Russian folk costumes, immerse themselves in an atmosphere of magic and, helping fairy-tale characters, learn to solve difficult moral problems in practice. Events for children 3-12 years old can be attended by appointment.

Museum of Pinocchio and Pinocchio 0+

At the Museum, children will meet the frivolous but kind and brave wooden man Pinocchio and his Italian twin brother Pinocchio, the wise Cricket, the romantic Girl with blue hair, and the noble black poodle Artemon. Interactive excursions and performances introduce kids to the best fairy tales world and allow you to transform into fairy-tale heroes who fight evil and defend the truth.

Cheburashka Museum

The characters from Eduard Uspensky's fairy tale, Cheburashka and the crocodile Gena, are favorites of many generations of Russian children. Bronze heroes of a popular fairy tale greet young guests on the site in front of the museum dedicated to a kind magical animal with huge ears. The museum contains more than 100 images of Cheburashka, made from various materials - painted, plasticine, ceramic, rag.

Sculptural group “Make way for ducklings”

A touching mother duck with a brood of ducklings appeared in the park opposite the Novodevichy Convent back in 1991. Heroes of the popular American fairy tale"Make Way for the Ducklings" was given to children by Barbara Bush Soviet Union as a sign of love and friendship. The Moscow duck family is an exact copy of the sculpture composition installed in Boston. According to legend, petting the smallest duckling will bring you good luck.

REMEMBER WHOSE NAME IS
(LITERARY QUIZ)

What is the name of the boy who had to live out the word “eternity” from pieces of ice?
(Kai. G. H. Andersen. The Snow Queen)
Who are Bosse and Bethan, in which book do we meet them?
(Brother and sister of the Kid from the book by A. Lindgren “The Kid and Carlson, who lives on the roof”)
What name sounded in the song called by the bells of the magic pot in H. C. Andersen's fairy tale "The Swineherd"?
("Ah, my dear, Augustine, Augustine, Augustine...")
What is the name of the girl who asked Lewis Carroll to write a fairy tale with “more nonsense”?
(Alice)
Name two friends, heroes of V. Dragunsky’s stories.
(Misha and Deniska)
What was the name of the wizard who carried two umbrellas with him: one colorful and elegant, and the second - ordinary, black?
(Ole Lukoje from the fairy tale by H. C. Andersen)
In the title of which fairy tale by A. Lindgren the boy's name is repeated twice?
("Mao, my Mio")
Name the two restless brothers from A. Gaidar's story.
(Chuk and Gek)
The name of this boy is included in the title of N. Nosov’s story, which ends with the words: “...weeding out weeds is not a difficult task at all. Much easier than cooking porridge!”
("Mishkina porridge")
What are the names of Pippi Longstocking's closest friends?
(Tommy and Aniika)
Remember Pippi's full name.
(Peppilotta-Victualina-Rolgardina)
Who is Yalo and in what fairy tale do we meet her?
(Olya is the heroine of V. Gubarev’s fairy tale “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”)
What is the name of the evil sister of the good doctor Aibolit from the fairy tale by K.I. Chukovsky?
(Varvara)
What are the names of Ivan’s older brothers from P. P. Ershov’s fairy tale “The Little Humpbacked Horse”?
(Danila and Gavrilo)
Mark Twain and A. Gaidar's heroes have the same names. How?
(Huck)
Name Ruslan's three rivals from A. S. Pushkin's poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila."
(Rogdai, Ratmir, Farlaf)
What is the name of the poet in A. Tolstoy’s fairy tale “The Golden Key, or the Adventures of Pinocchio”?
(Pierrot)
What is the name of the heroine of V. Kataev’s fairy tale “Tsvetik-Semitsvetik”?
(Zhenya)
What were the names of the heroes who were not brothers, but were surprisingly similar?
(Tom Canty and Edward, Prince of Wales - heroes of M. Twain's story "The Prince and the Pauper")
What was the name of the boy who, thanks to the magic hemp seed, always answered the given lesson perfectly, although he was not taught?
(Alyosha in Antony Pogorelsky’s fairy tale “The Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants”)
What was the name of the boy who was friends with the bell boys, who met with the hammer men and Princess Spring?
(Misha in V. Odoevsky’s fairy tale “Town in a Snuffbox”)
In which two works by A. S. Pushkin the heroines have the same name - Lisa?
("Queen of Spades", "Peasant Young Lady")
What is the name of the heroine arguing:
"...I won't eat, I won't listen, I'll die among your gardens!" I thought and began to eat...
(Lyudmila in A. S. Pushkin’s poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila”)
In which works by A. S. Pushkin the heroines are called Maria, Masha?
("Dubrovsky", "Blizzard", "Shot", "Poltava", "Bakhchisarai Fountain", "The Captain's Daughter")
What is the name of nanny Tatyana Larina’s husband?
("My Vanya was younger than me, my light...")
What are the names of the heroes of the fairy tale who, together with Professor Enotov, made a journey into the world of plants and insects, which they saw as if through a magnifying glass?
(Karik and Valya. Ya. Larry. The extraordinary adventures of Karik and Valya)
What is the full name of the hero of the fairy tale by A. S. Pushkin - Gwi-don.
(Prince Guidon Saltanovich)
What was the name of Dad's friend Carlo, the carpenter who brought him the log from which he carved Pinocchio?
(Giuseppe)
The Louvre, thanks to its three most famous artistic monuments, is called the museum of three women. Say their names.
(Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, Venus de Milo, Nike of Samothrace)
Which Pushkin heroine is the dress style named after?
(Tatyana - "Tatyanka")
During Christmas fortune-telling for the name of her betrothed in A. S. Pushkin’s poem “Eugene Onegin,” Tatyana Larina dreams of hearing the desired name “Eugene,” but... What name does she hear?
(Agathon)
One of the months of the year is named after the goddess of the earth, the mother of Hermes. Which?
(Maya, hence “May”)
What Russian female name does the wooden toy, invented by the artist Malyutin, bear?
(Matryona - "matryoshka")
Which banknote with the image of the empress began to bear her name?
(The image of Catherine II was on the hundred-ruble banknote; it was called “Katenka”)
In Hebrew this name means “Merciful”, “grace”.
That was the name... of Austria,... Ioannovna.
(Anna)
What was the name of the heroine of the famous play by A. N. Ostrovsky, whose name in ancient Greek means “seagull”?
(Larissa is the heroine of A. N. Ostrovsky’s play “Dowry”)
“Pure” - in Greek, and in Russia it is also Great. Who is she?
(Catherine)