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Переведите текст на английский Музей усадьба Чайковского одна из немногих достопримечательностей республики, которая привлекает не только посетителей со всей России, но и со всего мира Каждый год данный музей посещают порядка 250000 человек. Благодаря реставратора и архитекторам на сегодняшний день были восстановлены и приведены в первозданный вид все объекты, расположенные на территории усадьбы. Поэтому все посетители могут окунуться именно в ту атмосферу, при которой и жил юный гений Сам Петр Чайковский проживал в этой усадьбе до семилетнего возраста, однако именно за это время его мать привила ему любовь К музыке и Творению. Поэтому на первом этаже усадьбы можно наблюдать не только обеденные столы и летнюю кухню, но и ученического рояля *wirth* будущего композитора Что касается территории музея -усадьбы Чайковского, то она так же хорошо облагорожена Там можно наблюдать множество беседок. Скамеек И небольшую детскую площадку. Летом рядом с господским домом разбита огромная клумба, там посажены цветы именно тех видов, которые высаживались при жизни семьи Чайковских в этой усадьбе. Стоит отметить. что вход в музей платный, однако это крайне символическая цена, она не превышает 70 рублей В 1940 году, в день 100-летия великого композитора на его Родине в его отчем доме был открыт дом-музей, позже ставший музеем-усадьбой, посещение которого позволяет глубже понять личность Петра Ильича Чайковского, истоки его музыкального таланта. Сегодня в архивных фондах музея сберегаются документы о жизни Чайковских, работает научная библиотека, хранится не одна тысяча звукозаписей произведений классиков.

Answer 1

The Museum house of Tchaikovsky is one of the few attractions of the Republic, which attracts not only visitors from all over Russia, but from around the world Every year this Museum is visited by about 250,000 people. Thanks restorer and architects today has been restored to its initial state, all objects located on the territory of the estate. Therefore, all visitors can plunge into that atmosphere, in which lived a young genius Pyotr Tchaikovsky lived in this manor until the age of seven, but it was during this time his mother instilled in him a love of music and Creation. Therefore, on the first floor of the mansion can be seen not only dining tables and a summer kitchen, but student piano *wirth* future composer with regard to the territory of the Museum-estate of Tchaikovsky, it is so well refined it is possible to observe the many pavilions. Benches And a small Playground. Summer near manor house smashed a huge flower bed, there are flowers of those species that were landed during the life of the Tchaikovsky family in this manor. It is worth noting. the entrance to the Museum is paid, however, it is extremely symbolic price, it does not exceed 70 rubles In 1940, the day of the 100th anniversary of the great composer in his Homeland in his father's house was opened house-Museum, which later became a Museum-estate, which allows us to better understand the personality of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the origins of his musical talent. 
Today in the archival funds of the Museum are preserved documents about the life of Tchaikovsky, is a scientific library that is stored more than one thousand recordings of classical works.

Answer 2

The Tchaikovsky Manor Museum is one of the few attractions in the republic that attracts not only visitors from all over Russia, but also from around the world. Every year this museum is visited by about 250,000 people. Thanks to the restorers and architects to date, all objects located on the territory of the manor have been restored and presented in their original form. Therefore, all guests can plunge into the atmosphere in which the young genius lived. Pyotr Tchaikovsky himself lived in this manor until the age of seven, but it was during this time that his mother instilled in him a love for music and Creation. Therefore, on the first floor of the estate you can see not only dining tables and summer kitchen, but also a student piano. * Wirth * future composer. What's New? Benches And a small playground. In the summer, next to the manor house, a huge flowerbed is broken, flowers are planted exactly those species that were planted during the life of the Tchaikovsky family in this mansion. It is worth noting. That the entrance to the museum is paid, however it is an extremely symbolic price, it does not exceed 70 rublesIn 1940, on the 100th anniversary of the great composer, a house museum was opened in his father's house, which later became a museum-estate, a visit which allows a deeper understanding of the personality of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the sources of his musical talent.
Today in the archives of the museum documents about the life of the Tchaikovsky are preserved, a scientific library is kept, not one thousand sound recordings of the works of the classics are kept.

Answer 3

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The Tchaikovsky Estate Museum is one of the few attractions in the republic that attracts not only visitors from all over Russia, but also from all over the world. Every year, about 250,000 people visit this museum. Thanks to restorers and architects, all the objects located on the estate have been restored and brought back to their original appearance. Therefore, all visitors can immerse themselves in the atmosphere in which the young genius, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, lived in this estate until the age of seven. It was during this time that his mother instilled in him a love for music and creativity. Therefore, on the first floor of the estate, you can observe not only dining tables and a summer kitchen, but also the student piano of the future composer.

As for the museum-estate's territory, it is also well landscaped. There you can see many gazebos, benches, and a small playground. In the summer, a huge flower bed is laid out next to the manor house, where flowers of the same kinds that were planted during the life of the Tchaikovsky family in this estate are planted. It is worth noting that the entrance to the museum is paid, but it is an extremely symbolic price, not exceeding 70 rubles.

In 1940, on the 100th anniversary of the great composer in his homeland, a house-museum was opened in his father's house, later becoming an estate museum, the visit to which allows for a deeper understanding of the personality of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and the origins of his musical talent. Today, the museum's archival funds preserve documents about the Tchaikovskys' life, a scientific library operates, and thousands of sound recordings of classics' works are stored.

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