Places associated with the life of V. I. Lenin. 1h - The house where Lenin was born and grew up (Simbirsk-Ulyanovsk). Museum exposition. 2h - Kazan, the university where he studied, a prison in the Kazan Kremlin. The village of Kokushkino is the place of the first exile: a house and a room. Samara, the house where the Ulyanov family lived. House in St. Petersburg, in Bolshoy Kazachiy lane. 3h - The village of Shushenskoye. The house where Lenin lived in exile in Siberia. Places in London (England) associated with Lenin's name: British Museum (library), the office in which he edited the Iskra newspaper. Geneva (Switzerland), a house on Rue Couloireniere, where the Vperyod newspaper printing house was located. 4h - The building of the "People's House" in Tampere (Finland). Paris, st. Bonnier, the house where Lenin lived in 1907. Paintings depicting V. I. Lenin. 5h - Cabinet in the Kremlin (Moscow). 6h House-Museum in Gorki.