expositions

14 halls

X – XI

XI – XII

XIII

The emergence of the first Empire

The emergence of the second empire. Eros

Nativity of Christ

01 / 14

02 / 14

03 / 14

XIII – XIV

The age of Christ

4 / 14

XIV – XVI

Crusades.
The Trojan war

5 / 14

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Multimedia museum

of the new view on history

A unique scientific and cultural project, which has no analogues either in Russia or abroad.

The main and only exhibit of the museum is not an object of material culture, but a scientific theory.

themed halls

interactive projections

expositions

3

14

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50

multimedia floors

Digital Museum

in the center of Yaroslavl

The multimedia museum of a new view of history is located in the main building of the estate of Princes Kurakin. The house was erected in the first third of the 19th century, in 1867.

The house stands on the red line, occupying an important town-planning position at the intersection of the Volga embankment and the Pervomaisky Boulevard.

Yaroslavl, Volzhskaya naberezhnaya, 45/1

Reviews of the museum

Perhaps one of the best museums in the city, if not the country. A unique place where you can learn about real world history. Thanks to the founders and employees of the museum for their invaluable contribution to science! The museum has left an indelible positive impression, I want to return again and again to study everything in detail! Interactivity of the museum is also above all praise - it is the European level!

Visited the museum and came out with a feeling of "reading a book". Everything is very interesting, bright, modern, digital. It is more than a museum! Besides really interesting content, you will be surprised how entertaining it is to present information: digitals, projections, light, sound, a year, a tablet - everything is like in fantasy movies - only it is embodied in the center of Yaroslavl.

A very interesting and technically advanced museum. Completely new and well equipped with multimedia exhibits.
It is amazing that the museum gives visitors the opportunity to explore an alternative view of human history. Although this view can be quite controversial.

Olga Lisitsyna

Maria Volkova

Mike Kalishuk