The monument to the Murom Kalach was opened on 4 August 2012, the day of the city's 1150th anniversary. Kalach is one of the symbols of Murom, which can even be found on the city's coat of arms.
Murom kalach can definitely be called one of the oldest and most popular bakery products in Russia. The Murom kalach, which is also referred to as 'beaten' one appeared much earlier than its Moscow counterpart, back in the 14th century. It is believed that the owners of the city bakeries once adopted it from Tatars; in Tatar 'kalach' literally means ‘be hungry’, which is the Tatar equivalent of 'bon appetite'.

The Casket is a 19th-century residential hut turned into an experimental exhibition platform for the creative community of MIRA in 2022. The task of the Casket is to present the works of contemporary artists, create semantic crossroads of current and past art, synthesize the historical and cultural context for the direction and inspiration of the art of the future. The exhibitions of the Casket invite the audience to reflect on the dynamics of artistic methods and practices.

The museum explores the history of distillation. The exhibition features items from Igor Kekhter's private collection, which he has amassed over the years of collecting and studying the traditions of Russian beverages. The Perfume and Samogon (Moonshine) museum is located in Suzdal, in the same building as the "Vinokurnya" restaurant.

The Mstera Art Museum preserves about 3 thousand unique monuments of artistic culture of Russia of the XVII-XXI centuries. The annual exhibitions "Artists of the Mstera Jubilee", which open throughout the year and present the work of the masters, are very popular with artists of the Mstera and museum visitors.

Shchurovo Gorodishche is an unusual museum of living history in Suzdal. It was created on the basis of the sets for Pavel Lungin's film Tsar, which was filmed in Suzdal in 2008.