Ադլերի շրջանի պատմության թանգարան, Local history museum in Adler district, Sochi, Russia.

The Adler District History Museum occupies a building that served as the revolutionary executive committee of the Adler Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies in 1918. Its halls hold over 18,000 items, from fossils of the ancient Tethys Ocean and Upper Paleolithic cave sites to Bronze Age and medieval finds. Displays cover the 1837 landing at Cape Konstantinovsky and the founding of the Holy Spirit fortress, which began present-day Adler.

The museum was founded in 1989 and preserves archaeological findings from prehistoric times discovered in the Adler area. These early artifacts show that the region has been inhabited for thousands of years before modern development.

The halls display traditional clothes, household objects, and old photographs that show how people lived in different communities across Adler. Walking through these rooms gives you a direct sense of daily life from earlier generations in this region.

You can reach the museum by walking from downtown areas or taking local buses that stop nearby. The exhibition opens several days each week, so check the current schedule before you plan your visit.

The museum occupies a building that served in 1918 as the revolutionary executive committee of the Adler Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, making the structure itself a listed historical monument. Its collection of over 18,000 items includes paintings by Bronislav Stashevsky, an Honored Artist of the RSFSR, and books bearing dedication inscriptions from the local historian Igor Nedolya.