Moscow Café Puchkin HDR
The house history begins at the end of XVIII-th century, when noble man from Petersburg, who was serving at court of Catherine II, retires and moves to Moscow builds a mansion on the «Tverskoy boulevard».
In the middle of a XIX-th century the house goes to the German-aristocrat who opens a “Pharmacy”  on the ground floor.
On the second floor of the house there is  a “Library”.
                                                                 


More than 40 years ago famous French singer Gilbert Becaud gave a concert in Moscow. His interpreter in this trip was a Russian lady Nataly. After a while Gilbert Becaud wrote a song and dedicated it to Nataly. In that song there are words: “We are walking with You in Moscow, coming to the Red square and you saying learned fraises about Lenin, revolution, but I’m thinking: “I wish to sit with you in “Cafe Pushkin”, drink a hot chocolate and talk about different … , while the snow is falling outside”.
That song become very famous in France and in whole Europe, and it’s no wonder, that being in Moscow, people were trying to visit that “Café Pushkin” but didn’t find it, because it was just the poet imagination.  That song was a hint for A.K. Dellos to build a “Cafe Pushkin”.
And so in 1999, 4 of June on the Tverskoy Blvd. in the mansion built in barocco stile He opened “Café Pushkin”. And Mr. Gilbert Becaud himself was singing such a famous song “Nataly”.
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