On November 1, 2017, the historical park 'Russia, My History' began operations in the building of the former Museum of Fine Arts in Tyumen. This project was implemented in collaboration with the Humanitarian Projects Fund with the support of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, PJSC Gazprom, and the government of the Tyumen region.

The historical park 'Russia, My History' covers more than 6,900 square meters and is the world's first multimedia project dedicated to the history of Russia from ancient times to the present, utilizing modern information technologies. The exhibition includes four displays consisting of 44 halls, featuring 204 touch screens, 307 projectors, 23 small architectural forms, 6 interactive books, and a dome cinema.

In the interactive exhibition, alongside federal content, regional history is presented, objectively reflecting the development of the region from ancient times to the present day. It highlights key stages in the development of the Tyumen region. The materials of the exhibition contribute to the preservation and formation of historical memory, patriotism, and civic responsibility among the residents of the region.

In the first two months of operation, the park was visited by over 100,000 people, mainly school students from Tyumen and the surrounding area. As part of inter-agency cooperation and the regional project 'Culture of Life,' 1,600 history lessons for schoolchildren were conducted in the park.

The historical park hosts a variety of cultural and mass events, such as 'Night of the Arts,' 'Living Paintings,' 'Went to the Historical Park,' and 'Historical Lectures.'

With the support of the park, projects such as 'Brain Battle,' 'New Year's Slide,' and 'Street Art' were implemented. In the center of Tyumen, the wall of an office building was designed to resemble an old wooden house with windows adorned with carved frames, styled to look like modern gadgets.