Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts

The Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts is the largest art collection in the Kaluga Territory. It was opened in 1918, and in 1969 the museum was transferred to the main building of the city estate of the Bilibin-Chistokletovs, an outstanding architectural monument of the early XIX century, which is classified as cultural heritage sites of federal importance.

To date, the museum occupies almost the entire complex of the city estate. The museum has branches: Tarus, Ulyanovsk, Khvastovich and Mosal art galleries, as well as Information, Education and Exhibition Center. The museum regularly hosts exhibitions, concerts, master classes, lecture halls, opened a virtual branch of the Russian Museum.