place
The Hermitage Garden (Moscow)
the Hermitage
also: сад «Эрмитаж»
Fashionable Moscow summer pleasure garden, rival of the Zoological Garden, satirized in "Among Dear Muscovites."
Reading notes
- A Little Something §6 the Hermitage
A fashionable Moscow summer pleasure garden with an open-air theater, famous for lavish costume spectacles under its manager Mikhail Lentovsky -- the setting shared by all three of this piece's panels.
- A Little Something §2 Hermitage Gardens
A fashionable Moscow summer pleasure garden with restaurants, theater, and a pond, a favorite setting for Chekhov's early comic sketches of high-society scandal.
- A Woman Without Prejudices §15 the Hermitage
A fashionable Moscow pleasure garden and restaurant, a byword for expensive entertaining — the friend's blackmail demand names it precisely because it is costly.