Lala District Historical and Local Lore Museum

Lala Museum of Local History was established in 1990 on the basis of public. Located in a mansion previously owned by S. Pryanishnikov, director of the writing factory "Heirs of Sumkin in Lalsk", brother of the famous Russian artist-prodigal I. Pryanishnikov.

On the two floors of the museum there are 6 permanent exhibitions and a hall for temporary exhibitions, where about 8 new exhibition projects are issued each year. Every year, the Lal Museum is visited by about 8,000 people, the funds number more than 11,000 items. Visitors are offered master classes and events on the history, culture, crafts and crafts of the region.