Memorial Museum-estate of Sergey Yesenin is one of the most popular literary museums in Russia. Here are held meetings, literary evenings, theatre performances, country fairs and folk festivals. State reserve Museum of Sergey Yesenin is unique natural landscape complex, reflecting the years of childhood, adolescence and early adulthood of the poet (1910 - 1918) Yesenin in Konstantinovo. The area of the entire Museum - 14 hectare. Main attractions:

• The house where the poet was born and raised;
• Initial four-year school, where he studied;
• Kazan Church (1779) The manor and Park of L. I. Kashina – the last landowner of the village of Konstantinovo, which is located in the Museum poem "Anna snegina"; (1770 – early 20th century)
• Literary Museum of S. A. Esenin, where unique exhibits are held
• House of priest Ivan Smirnov, who played a significant role in the story of a young Sergei Yesenin;
• Spas-Klepiki second-class school where the poet studied 3 years and started to develop his talent.

In addition, the historic environment is preserved 14 estates, the owners of which were relatives of the poet, peers, classmates, fellow villagers.

Immediately after the poet's death in 1925, admirers of the poet began to come in the village of Konstantinovo. They were met by the mother of Yesenin In poet's house. It so happened that the village of Konstantinovo has become a meeting place for lovers of Russian poetry. 2 October 1965, was opened the Memorial house-Museum of S. A. Esenin. Initially, the house-Museum had the status of a branch of the Ryazan local history Museum, but was soon renamed the literary-memorial Museum of S. A. Esenin. Over the years the Museum has become one of the largest Museum complexes.

A large two-story house, where Yesenin was born, was built in 1871 by his grandfather, Nikita Osipovich Yesenin. It burned down in 1909, and in 1910, here the poet's father built a smaller house. Exhibition in the house restores the interior of the peasant house of that time. The house is surrounded by a garden, in which there are preserved the temporary house where the family of the poet lived after the fire that destroyed the house. In front of the house there is a poplar, planted by Sergei Yesenin in 1924.

The Museum of a poem "Anna Snegina" is in the manor house, which belonged to the prototype of the main heroine of the poem – the lady of the House Lydia Ivanovna Cascina. The building belongs to the XIX century and is a classic "house with the mezzanine":
In a school Sergei Yesenin studied for 5 years (since 1904). The exposition is devoted not only to Yesenin, but the whole system of education of peasant children at the time. The school in the village of Konstantinovo is the only restored elementary school district: 
The beginning of a literary work of Sergei Yesenin is 1914, when the magazine "small World" had published his first poems. By this time 19-year-old author is already a well established poet who clearly knows that his work is inextricably linked with his native land. After leaving the village of Konstantinovo Yesenin constantly mentally transferred to old parent hut and wanders through endless green meadows.