The gallery houses a private Art collection, "Traveling Frogs from Moscow," which includes 1,500 frog exhibits (women's jewelry, jewelry boxes, Christmas tree toys, figurines, figurines made of ornamental stones, soft toys, etc.). The studio "School of wood painting" has been created at the gallery, specializing in "Tumanovskaya painting".

The Wooden Architecture Museum established in the 1960s represents a full-size model of an early Russian town. Interestingly, all structures are real! Residential houses, churches, mills, barns, drying sheds were transported to Suzdal from villages and rural settlements of the Vladimir region. 18 wooden architecture monuments of the 18th and 19th centuries are located here.

Built in 1915. The window surrounds of the house feature images of mermaids. That is why the building was nicknamed the House with Mermaids.

The most beautiful stone house in Sudogda. It was built by Pyotr Golubev in the neoclassical style. Its main facade is highlighted by a classic triangular pediment, which is supported by four massive columns. To the right end wall of the house, there is a round-shaped annex with a conical roof. The first floor of the building is decorated with rustication.

The pearl of the Kirzhach land is the Holy Annunciation Monastery. It was founded in 1358 by St. Sergius of Radonezh. It is located in the historical center of Kirzhach. The monastery's ensemble has the status of a cultural heritage site of federal significance.