Museum of Vladimir Vysotsky

The Museum of Vladimir Vysotsky in Koszalin is a non-public museum devoted to Russian singer and actor Vladimir Vysotsky in Koszalin, Poland. It as started out by fanatic, writer and publicist Marlena Zimna in May 1994, in her rental. The foundation became collection is Marlena's, which she began to accumulate in 1984. The initial series had 300 reveals. Currently, the museum has amassed over 19,500 reveals from exclusive nations.

The collection holds poet's non-public items, autographs, drawings, drafts, letters, pictures, precise movie photos, vinyl records, CDs, DVD, a large library, a video library, creative productions, devoted to Vysotsky, posters, playbills, theater aaplets, files, bookplates, postal stamps, and even objects made according with the famous precept of "3K": dolls matryoshkas "Vysotsky", matchboxes with a portrait of the poet, stereo greeting card, calendars and even the plastic bags.

A special area in the series takes guitar, on which Vysotsky performed at a concert in Casablanca in April 1976. It become stored via Moroccan journalist Hassan El-Sayed, to whom Vladimir offered it collectively with an autograph, a paraphrase of Vysotski's track "What Happened in Africa".