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The museum is located in the building of architectural monument of the late XIX century, the main building of the Odessa merchant Halperin, built in a modern style. The museum was opened in 2005.
The museum collection was created in 1918-1919 and further supplemented by works from private collections of ruined estates, as well as through purchase or gifts of the citizens.
Museum of Retro Technics "Auto-moto-bicycle-photo-TV-radio" in Vinnytsya was opened in 2013 in the building of a motor show "Volodymyr" in the central part of the city.
Methodical and conservation center of the eastern Podil region. The Museum's collection has more than 100 thousands of pieces, including a unique collection of gold ornaments of the Bronze Age and Sarmatian period, represented at six international exhibitions.
In Dyakivtsi village there is a street named after a writer M.P. Stelmakh. In one of the yards there stands a well-kept house and the old antiquated barn. Dedicated to the 77-th anniversary since the birth of the word master, a Literature Museum named after him had been opened.
Municipal Institution "Museum of Bread" is located in the village Belopole, Koziatyn area, Vinnytsia region.
One of the most valuable museums of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky – Archaeological Museum – is located in the pavilion above the foundation of the Savior Church-Tomb of the XI century.
It is a Memorial Museum of Vladimir Zabolotny (30.07.1898 – 03.08.1962), who was an outstanding Ukrainian architect, artist, art critic, president of the Academy of Architecture of the USSR, laureate of State Prizes and founder of encyclopedias on the history of Ukrainian art.
The museum is located in the former building of the Pereyaslavsky collegium. The professor of poetics Grigory Skovoroda used to teach there.
The museum was opened in 2008, dedicated to the first release of the T.G. Shevchenko's "Kobzar" in St. Petersburg in 1840.
The museum collection includes 370 exhibits, e.g. portraits of famous kobzars, their musical instruments, books, household items.
The museum-diorama is located in the building of the Ascension Cathedral (1695-1700).
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