Lytkarino Local History Museum, Local history museum in Lytkarino, Moscow Oblast, Russia.

Lytkarino Local History Museum occupies the Lytkarino estate, held by the Zotov-Chernyshev noble family for over 200 years. Its main wooden manor house was rebuilt in 1880 by Maria Alexandrovna Chernysheva, the last owner. The museum opened in 1976 and since 2021, after restoration, the main house has hosted guided tours; exhibitions also run in the estate's Lyudskaya servants' building.

Nikita Zotov, Peter the Great's first tutor, founded the estate in the early 18th century; it stayed with the Zotov-Chernyshev family for over 200 years. In 1918 it received a protection charter and housed a museum of noble life, closed in the late 1920s. Enthusiasts reopened a local history museum on 16 January 1976, and the main house reopened in 2021 after restoration.

The exhibition spaces reveal how the Zotov-Chernyshev family lived and organized their household across the estate buildings. Visitors can observe the distinct ways different family members and household staff occupied various rooms, reflecting the daily reality of life in a Russian noble residence.

Access is available through the servants' quarters and surrounding buildings while the main structure undergoes restoration work. The park grounds remain open for exploration and provide a pleasant setting for walking between exhibitions and the main grounds.

The museum operates a Planetarium department offering public access to astronomical information and space-related educational programming. This unexpected addition to the historical collections draws both students and curious visitors interested in science beyond local history.