This is the house where the Russian ideologue lived during his exile from May 1939 to August 1940.

It preserves his original furniture in the library, study, bedroom, and dining room.

Another room displays his family and his involvement in the Russian Revolution.

Additionally, the museum houses photographs of the Soviet leader throughout his eventful life.

It has a video library, newspaper library, and a cafeteria. It also has an auditorium with a capacity of 80 people.