The exhibition shows one of the most vivid periods in Russian history – early 17th - first quarter of the 18th century – the time of the new dynasty formation, overcome the consequences of the Time of Troubles, the economic development of the state, and Russia’s turning into a mighty and high-powered nation.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in the exhibition project dedicated to the 400th Birth Anniversary of Avvakum Petrovich, archpriest, encourager and spiritual leader of the Old Believers.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in the exhibition dedicated to the most significant and exemplary works in terms of design and decoration made by Tula armourers representing this art most vividly and diversely.

The collection of the Moscow Kremlin Museums contains unique art pieces reflecting the centuries-old history of relations between Russia and Oriental countries. Among them are State regalia, ceremonial weapons, magnificent horse harness, pieces made of gold and precious stones, luxurious fabrics, works of stone-carving art, presented in the 16th-19th centuries as diplomatic gifts or purchased for royal use.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums take part in the exhibition project dedicated to the 150th Anniversary of the State Historical Museum and the 175th Birth Anniversary of Emperor Alexander III.