The Museum of the History of the Biserte Urban District began its work in February 2012.

The "Demidov Factory" hall tells the story of how in 1741, Akinfiy Nikitovich Demidov chose this location for the construction of a new factory thanks to the Biserte River, as in the 18th century all Ural factories operated on water energy. The Biserte Ironworks began its operations on November 16, 1761.

In the "Russian Hut" hall, you can see household items used by our ancestors. Most of them were handmade.

The "Great Patriotic War 1941-1945" hall is dedicated to the residents who went to the front to defend their homeland from the German-fascist invaders.

The "Afghanistan" hall reminds us of the events of December 1979, when the 40th Army of the Soviet Union was introduced into Afghanistan. From the settlement, 44 people participated in this war, of which 4 died.

The "Uralmash Factory" hall contains a model of the factory from 1987. This enterprise was the main one in the settlement, employing up to 3,500 people, producing military products and consumer goods.

The "Biserte Experimental Forest Industry" hall tells about the organization created in 1957. In 1961, the forest industry enterprise became part of the Sverdlovsk Scientific Research Institute of the Forest Industry.