History of the museum
The memorial museum of the famous composer, conductor, Kyushi, People's Hero Nurgisa Tlendiev was opened in 2014, in the apartment where the composer lived from 1979-1998.
The museum features musical instruments, musical manuscripts with his works, books, photographs, concert costumes, and personal items that reveal the composer's life and creative activities.
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FAQs
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Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday is a cleaning day
Photography is allowed in most rooms of the museum, but shooting with a flash and tripods is prohibited.
Yes, tours are available. Please visit our website for a schedule.
To visit museums, you can purchase tickets online through our website or at the entrance to the museum. Please note that some museums may require advance booking.
Yes, there is a parking lot near the museum. Please follow the signs for designated parking spaces.