Volgograd Region — Old Sarepta Museum-Reserve

A unique 18th-century architectural ensemble located on the site of a former Moravian settlement, preserving the authentic buildings of the religious community and offering a glimpse into its traditional way of life.
Address: 10 Izobilnaya St., Volgograd

Republic of Adygea — National Museum of the Republic of Adygea

The largest museum in the republic, home to extensive archaeological, ethnographic, and art collections that showcase the history and culture of the Adyghe people.
Address: 229 Sovetskaya St., Maykop

Republic of Kalmykia — N. N. Palmov National Museum of the Republic of Kalmykia

The oldest museum in the republic, with collections exploring the history, Buddhist culture, and traditional way of life of the Kalmyk people.
Address: 9 Dzhangara St., Elista

Republic of Kalmykia — A. M. Amur-Sanan National Library

The republic’s main library, home to the largest collection of Kalmyk literature and works on Mongolian studies, and a major hub for educational and cultural initiatives.
Address: 1 Pushkin St., Elista

St. Petersburg — State Museum of the History of Religion

One of the world’s largest museums dedicated to religious culture, tracing the history of religious beliefs and traditions among the peoples of Russia and around the world through its extensive collection.
Address: 14 Pochtamtskaya St., St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg — G. R. Derzhavin Museum-Estate (a branch of the National Pushkin Museum)

The recreated late-18th-century city estate of the poet Gavrila Derzhavin, offering a glimpse into the literary life of the Pushkin era.
Address: 118 Fontanka River Embankment, St. Petersburg

Chuvash Republic — Museum of Chuvash Embroidery

A museum dedicated to the distinctive art of traditional Chuvash embroidery, one of the defining symbols of the republic’s national culture.
Address: 32 Karl Marx St., Cheboksary

Kemerovo Region — Kuzbass — Shantuu Jerim (“Land by the Ringing Mountain”) Teleut Ethnic and Cultural Site

An ethnic and cultural site in the village of Shanda, near Mount Shatuu (Shantuu), a mountain sacred to the Teleut people. The site preserves and showcases the traditions of this Indigenous Turkic-speaking people.
Address: 1 Shosseynaya St., Shanda, Guryevsky Municipal District

Jewish Autonomous Region — Freid Birobidzhan Jewish Religious Community

A community center and synagogue that brings together Birobidzhan’s Jewish community and introduces visitors to the history and traditions of the Jewish Autonomous Region.
Address: 14A Sholom-Aleichem St., Birobidzhan

Smolensk Region — "Guardians of Antiquity" Children’s Cultural and Educational Centre

An educational space for children at the Smolensk Fortress State Museum, introducing young visitors to the history and archaeology of the ancient city of Smolensk.
Address: Premises 4, 30/11 Bolshaya Sovetskaya St., Smolensk

Moscow Region — Borodino State Military History Museum-Reserve

A museum-reserve located on the site of the 1812 Battle of Borodino and one of Russia’s oldest military history museums, preserving monuments associated with the Patriotic War of 1812 and the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.
Address: Borodino village, Mozhaysky Urban District, Moscow Region

Murmansk Region — Sámi Ethnographic Complex in Tuloma

Opened in 2022 as part of the Kola Central Library, this cultural and educational site is dedicated to the culture and traditional way of life of the Sámi, the Indigenous people of the Kola Peninsula.
Address: 11 Mira St., Tuloma, Kolsky Municipal District

Tula Region — Tula State Museum of Arms

One of Russia’s oldest military history museums, home to a remarkable collection of arms and showcasing Tula’s centuries-old tradition of armsmaking.
Address: 2 Oktyabrskaya St., Tula