* Who is she — the mysterious Queen of Spades? We will visit three mansions of three great women: Golitsyna, Zagryazhskaya and Yusupova. Let's talk about their characters, destinies and similarities with a literary character. I will prove why it is fundamentally wrong to associate the name of Zinaida Yusupova with Pushkin's story, I will reveal the secret for which the author took revenge on Princess Golitsyna and whether it is true that Count Saint-Germain gave her some secret knowledge. Let's also touch on the topic of the curse: was it by chance that both Pushkin and Tchaikovsky died about 3 years after their novel and opera were published? We'll talk about this at the "peak" intersection. During the walk, we will conduct a real journalistic investigation to get acquainted not with Pushkin the genius, but with Pushkin the gambler, the king of outrage, the duelist and the socialite! Let's go through the places where the poet lived and partied with friends, discuss what he ate and drank, what habits he had and even which brothel he often visited. Let's find out why the poet booed actresses in the theater, why he challenged opponents to a duel, how he dragged after the ladies and what amounts he lost during the evening of playing stoss (and at the same time we will play this card game ourselves!). And of course, let's remember the high-society gossip about the relationship between Natalia Goncharova and Dantes: I'll show you where Pushkin and his future killer met, and I'll take you to a restaurant where the poet drank the last lemonade in his life before the duel.