The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in the exhibition project “The Upbringing and Education of the Romanov Children” organized by the Tsaritsyno State Museum and Nature Reserve. Three centuries of the Romanov dynasty made a significant contribution to the formation of the Russian system of home education and upbringing.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums continue its fruitful cooperation with the State Historical Museum of the Southern Urals – this exhibition is the sixth joint project. The theme of the exhibition, dedicated to Russian piety, temple decoration and icon worship, is organic for the Moscow Kremlin Museums, which conserve precious relics from cathedrals built by order of Russian rulers.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums and the V.K. Arseniev State Integrated Museum and Heritage Site of the Far East History presents the fifth joint exhibition in a series of large-scale projects introducing Vladivostok residents and guests to remarkable works from the collection of one of Russia's oldest museums.

The exhibition from the Moscow Kremlin Museums’ collection is dedicated to Emperor Alexander II, whose reign has a special significance for the Amur region. The establishment of the Russian-Chinese border, the development of Eastern Siberia, and the founding of a number of cities mark that period. The city of Khabarovsk, which celebrates its 165th anniversary in 2023, is one of them.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums are joining the "Novorossiya" exhibition project hosted by the State Historical Museum. Artefacts related to the Russian-Turkish wars and the defence of the newly acquired lands during the Crimean campaign tell the story of the region.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in a large-scale exhibition “Gifts to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief”, presented in the hall that leads to the Battle of Stalingrad Panorama. The display features historical pieces that reflect work of J.V.Stalin as the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the USSR and his role in defending Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in the large-scale exhibition project “The Universal Language” presented in the main building of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. At the core of its concept is the biblical myth about the Tower of Babel as a symbol of the bygone unity of mankind.

The exhibition in the State Historical Museum of the South Urals presents Russian jewellery art beginning from the epoch of historicism and Art Nouveau to the present days, unveiling the unique world of Russian jewellery. There are about 400 pieces on display – female and male jewellery, accessories, art pieces designs, as well as garments and textiles.

The display is dedicated to the least known early period of his life, from birth till sole full empowerment over enormous Eurasian state. That was the time of bright events, tragic and joyful, that influenced the character and personality formation of the future Emperor.