Gorod Museum

About museum

Gorod Museum in Barnaul is a unique cultural space where the past, present and future of history and culture are connected. In 2007 the building of the former city town hall, designed by architect I. F. Nosovich and built in 1914–1916, was converted into a museum. In a short time it took part in many grant programs and exhibitions and became a place for meetings with well-known people. Interactive exhibitions and events are also held here for people of all ages and social backgrounds. Visitors can attend exhibitions and lectures, take part in various workshops and celebrations. The museum also provides a space for creative ideas and the search for something new. It has become an integral part of the city's cultural life.

Here you can visit exhibitions and lectures, participate in various workshops and even take part in festivals and parades. Gorod Museum is not only a place to learn about the history and culture of Barnaul, but also a space for creativity and the search for new ideas.