Ukrainian poet Larisa Kosach, also known as Lesya Ukrainka, dearly loved the Georgian people and the surroundings of Surami. She was brought to Surami in the summer of 1913 and died a few days later. Every year, the city holds a holiday “Lesiaoba”, which marks the friendship of the peoples of Ukraine and Georgia, so fervently sung in her works. In 1952, in tribute to the memory of Lesya Ukrainka, a museum was opened.
Not far from the building there is a statue of the writer, decorated with a laurel wreath, it was erected according to the project of the sculptor Tamara Abakelia. In total, there are 5 expositions in the exhibition hall that reflect the life and work of the poetess, many exhibits were donated to the museum.
Particular attention should be paid to documentary materials, photographs, portraits and interior decoration of rooms.
