Abstract
The article is devoted to a brief history of a high literary salon in the first half of the 19th century. The article traces the reasons explaining its bright heyday and rapid decline. The salon is considered as a dual phenomenon, belonging simultaneously to literature and everyday life. Therefore, the article focuses on both the literary processes associated with salon culture and the customs and behavioral norms of the world. The fate of the literary salon seems to be a private, but very revealing plot in the history of the development of Russian society.
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