Einstein's Museum of Entertaining Sciences in Yaroslavl, opened on October 3, 2013, is an interactive space focused on family leisure. All exhibits here are active and available for interaction: they can be touched and used for conducting physical experiments.

A unique feature of the museum is that the ticket price includes a guided tour, during which the guide explains each exhibit and leads visitors through eight halls. The tour lasts about an hour, after which guests can explore the exhibits on their own for as long as they wish. The ticket also includes the opportunity for photo and video shooting. The museum offers children's educational programs such as 'Magical World', experiments with dry ice and liquid nitrogen in the 'Cryo Show', and 'Experimental Kitchen', where one can make ice cream, chocolate-covered fruits, and chips. The programs 'Entertaining Physics and Chemistry', 'Simply Complex', and the electric show 'Tesla Experiments' offer exciting experiments with plasma balls and Tesla coils. There is a children's café on the museum grounds, where visitors can relax after the tour and try pastries, ice cream, milkshakes, or enjoy a cup of coffee. The café also hosts birthday parties, events, and various activities, including chemical shows and entertaining experiments.