The Moscow Kremlin Museums represent the exhibition of the post-cards, published in the late XIXth – early XXth century, from the Moscow private collections.

The exhibition, placed in the exhibition hall of the Assumption Belfry, represents the precious masterpieces from the Treasure Gallery of the State Hermitage museum, which nowadays consists of two sections.

The exhibition, placed in the Armoury Chamber's vestibule, represents some articles of the Emperor's private life. During lifetime, Alexander III and Maria Fyodorovna have been interested in arts and creative work. Five their children have gotten the traditional home education, including lessons in drawing. Over 60 exhibits of the display, i.e. drawings of the members of the Imperial family, memorial items, photographs, documents, - characterize the reverent attitude of Emperor Alexander III and his relatives to Art and artistic creativity.

The very exhibition, dedicated to the 160th Anniversary of the Ulysse Nardin firm, is a token of respect for an important invention of humankind, which is mechanical watch.

For the first time in Russia the exhibition "Treasury Cabinet of August the Strong. From the Green Vault collection, Dresden" represents the magnificent jewellery European jewellery collection of the Dresden Green Vault.

The theme "Russian Emperors and the Armoury Chamber" has not become such a noteworthy subject matter at random during this year, when the 200th Anniversary of Moscow Kremlin Museums is celebrated.

Exhibition "Ratification of friendship …" Ambassadorial gifts to Russian Tsars" presents the world largest collections of Ambassadorial gifts, preserved in Moscow Kremlin Museums.

On December, 20, 2005, the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation celebrates its 85-year Anniversary.

Deep interest in the today society to two statesmen of the XVIIth century - Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich and Patriarch Nikon - have been proved by a series of exhibitions and monographs of these years.