The celebrated Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov lived in this house from 1906-1916 and again from 1918-1919. This house became the prototype of the Turbins' home in the novel The White Guard and the play Days of the Turbins. The old Bulgakov family home is now home to the Bulgakov Museum, which displays the author's personal things and family photos. In the mid-2000s the museum was open 10:00 - 17:00 (closed Wednesdays); admission then cost 2 UAH, English tours - 15 UAH. Andriivskyi Descent, 13 Tel. (mid-2000s): 425 31 88
