The Vladimir Vysotsky State Cultural Centre-Museum is more commonly known as Vysotsky's House at Taganka, which was founded in 1989 in the Theatre at Taganka. The centre's museum in its current form was opened in 2000 on the 20th anniversary of the death of Vysotsky. It has three rooms each named after one of Vysotsky's poems. The first hall tells of Vysotsky's creative work while the second hall concentrates on Vysotsky's personal life. The third hall comprises a reconstruction of Vysotsky's study.