Musée de l'érotisme, Sex museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia

MusEros is a museum dedicated to erotic art and history located on Ligovskiy Avenue in Saint Petersburg. The collection spans five exhibition rooms and features sculptures, photographs, and artifacts documenting intimate themes across different eras.

MusEros opened on 14 February 2013, becoming the first erotic museum in Russia. Its collection was assembled at auctions, enlarged from private collections, and partly donated by doctors. In 2016 the museum bought from the Centre of Prostatology on Furshtatskaya Street an anatomical specimen attributed to Grigory Rasputin, later resold to a private collector.

The museum opened on 14 February 2013. Its five rooms are divided by theme: the ancient world, a picture and sculpture gallery, the erotic customs of different peoples, a modern hall holding Europe's largest collection of sex machines and BDSM constructions, and a 3D multimedia room. Items were bought at auctions, drawn from private collections, or donated by doctors.

The museum occupies five rooms, including a historical hall, an exhibition hall, a hall of erotic culture, a modern hall and a 3D multimedia room. The modern hall holds the largest collection of sex machines and BDSM constructions in Europe. Allow time to move through all five.

The museum houses a controversial piece claimed to be a preserved anatomical specimen linked to Grigory Rasputin, the infamous figure from Russian history. This artifact draws regular visitors curious about Russia's darker historical narratives.