The "Spirit of the Warrior" museum was opened in 2017 and has since been actively engaged in educational activities, making it an excellent place to visit with middle school-aged children. Historians and researchers collaborate with the museum to ensure an accurate representation of the history of the exhibits. The museum's collection is constantly updated with new historically significant items.

The exhibition includes a unique collection of 11 displays that showcase the history of weaponry and armaments of the steppe and nomadic peoples of our country. The architectural finds presented in the museum cover the period from the Bronze Age to the era of the Golden Horde. The exhibits are arranged chronologically, allowing visitors to visually trace the changes in weaponry and attire.

Visitors can learn about combat skills and the secrets of weapon mastery. Among the exhibits are ancient Bronze Age daggers, richly decorated horse gear, warrior belts, steel sabers of the Tatars, bronze arrowheads, and chariots.

The history of armaments is revealed not only through Tatar warriors but also through legendary peoples such as the Scythians, Sarmatians, Huns, Tatars, and Meotians.

The museum also features graphic works by Valery Blokhin, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Arts, and sculptures of warriors and horses created by Alexander Bochkarev. These artworks help to unite the artifacts into a single historical tapestry, combining them with graphic and sculptural representations of that era.

In the souvenir shop, visitors can purchase accurate replicas of ancient knives, warrior figurines, jewelry identical to ancient pieces, as well as souvenirs about Kazan, such as magnets, plates, figurines, mugs, and whistles.