Gurylev Estate (Ufa)

The Gurylev estate, located at Gogol, 22, is a historical site of the city of Ufa and is an interesting architectural complex with a rich history.

This house, originally owned by local tradesman Nikolai Gurylev, was the center of life and cultural activity in the early 20th century. It was home to such outstanding personalities as geobotanist Alexander Noskov and bacteriologist Vladimir Kryzhanovsky. Therefore, it is also known as the house of Noskov and Kryzhanovsky.

The house is distinguished by its architectural style, which includes elements of both Russian and Western European styles. On its territory there were several buildings that formed an entire ensemble. The height of the house and the presence of an open terrace on the second floor give it a special charm.

Cultural events were organized at Gurylev’s estate, scientific research was conducted, and charity work was also carried out. Scientists and doctors, including eminent specialists in biology and medicine, lived and worked in the house.

The history of this house is connected with important events and personalities who made a significant contribution to the development of science and culture in Ufa and in Russia as a whole. Stories about the life and activities of the people who lived here make it especially interesting for tourists and history researchers.