Russian Dacha is a unique traditional summer house in Russia. Or, rather, a house with a garden for growing vegetables and relaxing. Sometimes it even has a private bath house! Foreigners love russian dachas, thinking about banyas, shashlikis and nature. But did you know the history of this word and how the concept of "dacha" changed throughout the history of Russia? So #StayHome and learn about russian dachas today!
Peter the Great was the first person to give dachas to his subordinates. In Imperial Russia dachas were huge summer estates and only the wealthiest citizens could afford one. During the soviet times dachas were given to everyone and now almost 60% of russians have one. Let's see, how these summer houses were changing and how russians felt about them. You will see huge aristocratic mansions and small wooden houses, find out what inspired Chekhov to write the Cherry Orchard and how many dachas Stalin had. In addition, I will tell you how Russians treat their dachas now and why real russian dachas may cease to exist.

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