Aquamarine Projects - Kogalym Museum

Discover the expanse of Russian art and culture in the newest Russian Museum in Siberia.

The Museums housed in this Museum Complex are the Russian State Museum, Numismatics Museum, Lukoil Museum, a Samovar Museum, and an impressive Planetarium

All the Museums will have creative and innovative Exhibits and Displays with many different subjects from art, economy, geology, culture, teach the visitor about how important a collective knowledge is to humanity.

The Museum creates a source of knowledge and education, bringing the best exhibits to Siberia.

The Kogalym Museum Complex is a landmark destination that unites art, heritage, and innovation under one roof. Designed as both an educational hub and a cultural attraction, the museum showcases expansive insights into Russia’s past and present, while celebrating the region’s role in shaping national identity and global knowledge. Situated in the heart of Kogalym, the complex brings together several distinguished institutions: the Russian State Museum, the Numismatics Museum, the Lukoil Museum, a dedicated Samovar Museum, and a state-of-the-art Planetarium.

Each museum within the complex is designed to spark curiosity and discovery through creative, innovative exhibits and displays. Covering subjects as wide-ranging as art, economy, geology, culture, and science, the complex demonstrates the importance of collective knowledge to humanity. Together, the institutions create a dynamic portrait of Russia’s diverse heritage while highlighting Siberia’s unique contributions to art, science, and industry.

Featured Museums

- Russian State Museum
The Russian Museum is the world’s largest collection of Russian art, with its main complex located in St. Petersburg. At Kogalym, visitors will encounter carefully curated exhibitions offering glimpses into the changing character of Russia through the centuries, a window into the nation’s evolving culture and creativity.

- Numismatics Museum
The Coin Museum offers visitors unique insights into art, history, and material culture. Using a narrative approach, it pioneers new ways of engaging audiences, encouraging them to discover both the diversity and commonality of global civilizations through coins, medals, and their symbolic meanings.

- Lukoil Museum
Titled The History of Progress, this museum highlights the history, technology, and achievements of Lukoil and the oil industry in Western Siberia. Exhibits explore petroleum science, from the geological formation of oil to its modern applications, demonstrating the industry’s pivotal role in shaping the heritage of the Khanty-Mansi region.

- Samovar Museum
This museum celebrates the artistry and cultural significance of the samovar, a timeless emblem of Russian hospitality. Visitors can explore its craftsmanship, traditions, and symbolic role in everyday life across generations.

- Planetarium
Completing the experience, a cutting-edge planetarium introduces visitors to the wonders of astronomy and space exploration. It connects Siberia’s cultural legacy with humanity’s ongoing pursuit of knowledge beyond our world.

The Kogalym Museum Complex creates a vital source of education and inspiration, bringing the best of Russian and global exhibits to Siberia. More than just a collection of artifacts, it is a vibrant space for dialogue, learning, and cultural exchange. By enriching both local and international audiences, the museum fosters pride, curiosity, and a deeper appreciation of Russia’s cultural, scientific, and industrial achievements.