Archaeological Museum-Reserve on Lake Andreevskoye

The Archaeological Museum-Reserve, located on the shore of the picturesque Andreevsky Lake, is a unique archaeological complex, whose expositions illustrate the history of the region from ancient times to the present. The territory of the museum is a collection of archaeological monuments: unfortified settlements, settlements, burial grounds and sanctuaries dating from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages, as well as samples of relict natural objects listed in the Red Book.

The museum-reserve includes:

• collection of archaeological finds from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages, presented at the exhibition "From the depths of centuries";
• interactive ethnographic exposition “Under the drum of the perpetual argish”, where you can get acquainted with the life of indigenous peoples of the North of the Tyumen region;
• Extensive open-air exposition “In the suburb of Andreevsky Lakes”, dedicated to the Siberian village of the XVII-XVIII centuries, where you can see objects used in the filming of the historical film “Tobol”;
• a full-size model of the open-air semi-dugout “World of Ancient Cultures”, which presents the reconstruction of the Stone Age dwelling “Forgotten Neolithic” of the first Siberian settlers of the Neolithic era (IV-III thousand BC), created based on the results of archaeological research on the southern shore of Lake Andreevsky;
• a wide variety of temporary unique exhibitions and open interactive venues.

Having visited the museum-reserve on Andreevsky Lake with the whole family, guests will be able to get great pleasure. Having made a short trip, visitors will get acquainted with the unique exhibits of the museum, and the proximity of the lake will give the trip a flavor of a country walk.