Zoo "Gorki" was opened to the public October 25, 2009 in the Kolomna district and is the first contact zoo in the Moscow region. A completely new direction in tourism and recreation is making its way here.

Unlike most zoos, in which it is forbidden to contact with animals, the zoo "Gorki" positions itself as a contact zoo, where you can not only look at the animals, but also feed and take care of them.

The zoo was founded on the basis of the farm "Maksheevsky", which was living out its last days. The farm was purchased in a very poor condition in the spring of 2009, and in the following summer the enclosures for the animals were repaired and prepared.

Accessible to visitors with disabilities: Accessible to visitors with disabilities. No induction loop. There are no tactile exhibits. There is a toilet, but it is not equipped.

Kolomna is a city with a rich and fascinating history. We offer to plunge into the atmosphere of a medieval city, over which many military disputes broke out. You can do it on the territory of the ancient Kolomensky Posad, where merchants, craftsmen and warriors lived for centuries. You can travel back in time with a collection of protective equipment and weapons, clothing, household items and various crafts, presented at the "Crossroads of Ages" site.

Accessible to visitors with disabilities: Accessible to visitors with disabilities. No induction loop. There are no tactile exhibits. There is a toilet, but it is not equipped.

Ozerov House Art Gallery - is a unique exhibition space in the historic part of Kolomna, which presents the viewer with works of fine art of Russian and foreign artists.

The main direction of the art gallery is the formation of collections of works of art of different genres and directions, exhibition activities, holding significant events in the field of art and search for new talents.

Back in 1980, in the old mansion, the owner of which was once a merchant Alexey Ozerov, opened the first city exhibition halls, and today there is an art gallery. The first exhibition was opened in August 1980, an exhibition of works by Kolomna artists, dedicated to the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Kulikovo.

Since 2013, the museum and exhibition hall of the People's Artist of Russia, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honorary Citizen of Kolomna Mikhail Georgievich Abakumov works. The museum exhibition is located in three rooms: biographical, graphic arts and painting.

Every year the Picture Gallery "House of Ozerov" organizes and participates in such significant projects as the scientific-practical conference "Open Abakumov Readings", Kolomna plein air named after M.G. Abakumov, Kolomna festival of amateur cinema "Meeting Place", the All-Russian actions "Night of Museums", "Night of Arts", "Night of Cinema" and others.

Today the House of Ozerov is one of the largest and most popular exhibition venues in Kolomna. Over the decades of its existence, the Ozerov House has become a permanent center of interest of the cultural public, as well as one of the popular places for leisure activities for residents and guests of the city.

Accessible for visitors with disabilities: ramp available

There are no tactile exhibits. There is no induction loop. A fully equipped toilet for people with disabilities is available.

The school named after V.D. Shervinsky is located in an old building, built in 1911 as the Cherkizovsky Zemstvo elementary school by the project of architect Eugene Vasilievich Shervinsky. Since 2000 the building is home to the Cherkizovsky village club. Formation of the first museum expositions in the Shervinsky school began in 2002. In 2012, the institution was named after Vasily Dmitrievich Shervinsky. In February 2019, the institution was reorganized as a structural subdivision of the Center for Leisure and Culture "Cherkizovo".

The Shervinsky School holds excursion programs, exhibitions, cultural events. The institution organizes classes in creative groups of literary and educational orientation, as well as arts and crafts.

Accessible to visitors with disabilities: There is a ramp.

There are no tactile exhibits. There is no induction loop. A fully equipped toilet for people with disabilities is available.

The estate of the merchants Lazhechnikovs is one of the departments of the Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve "Kolomensky Kremlin". It is a monument of history and culture of the middle of the XVIII - XIX centuries. The name of Ivan Ivanovich Lazhechnikov, a writer who became widely known as the author of a Russian historical novel, is associated with it. Kolomna is the birthplace of the writer. In 1981, the main house of the estate was handed over to the city department of culture to create a literary museum; this is the only museum of I.I. Lazhechnikov. In 2002, the Lazhechnikovs' estate received the status of a monument of regional significance. Since September 2010, the museum complex of the estate has been presenting the exposition "Kolomna of Past Centuries", tells about the Kolomna merchants of the 18th - 19th centuries and the history of the family and life of the writer I.I. Lazhechnikov. The collection of the museum consists of memorial items donated by the descendants of the writer, as well as items from the funds of the Kolomna Museum of Local Lore.

You can learn everything about fashion in the exhibition hall "Old Fashioned"! The most interesting and brightest clothes of Soviet fashionistas, unique and ultra-demanded at the time, elements of the toilets of "socialite-Soviet lionesses" are waiting for their viewers in the "Staromodny". Here, the imagination of young visitors will be amazed by the gadgets and toys used by their peers in the middle and late 20th century. Schoolchildren will be told about the rules and principles in the educational institutions of the Soviet Union. Ladies will appreciate the "grandmother's helpers" - sewing machines of the last century, of which there is a large collection in the "Old Fashioned". And exhibitions of porcelain and glassware, old photographs, clothes and household items will awaken sweet memories. All visitors will surely feel a sense of nostalgia for the good old times, where they certainly, not for long, but want to return.