F.M. Dostoevsky, convicted for participating in the Petrashevtsev circle, was initially sentenced to death, but before being executed he was informed that he was pardoned and death was replaced by hard labor, followed by a sentence to Siberia. It is no secret that it was Omsk. It became the place where the great writer was serving hard labor from 1850 to 1854. We suggest you to go on a virtual tour of the places that Dostoevsky visited; You will be able to plunge into the convict life and try to understand the change in the worldview of the writer.