The exhibition hall of the federal state archives is part of the State Archive of the Russian Federation and serves as the main exhibition venue for all federal archives in Moscow. Opened in 2000, this hall has become a place for numerous exhibitions that have attracted thousands of visitors. It acts as a cultural and educational center, promoting the popularization of historical documents.

Here, leading federal archives and museums present unique historical-documentary exhibitions dedicated to key events in domestic history. Among them are exhibitions such as "Orthodoxy and the Russian State (10th, 20th centuries)", "Amidst the Noisy Ball... From the History of Balls in Russia in the Second Half of the 19th and Early 20th Centuries", "The Brilliant Century of Catherine. On the 250th Anniversary of Her Birth", "Emperor Paul I. The World of Family", "The Tsar and the President: Alexander II and Abraham Lincoln. The Liberator and the Emancipator", "M. V. Lomonosov and His Era", "The Death of the Family of Emperor Nicholas II. An Investigation Lasting a Century", "Russian Empresses: Fashion and Style. Late 18th, Early 20th Century", "Crimea in the History of Russia" and many others.