Ялуторовский музейный комплекс, Museum complex in Yalutorovsk, Russia.

The Yalutorovsk Museum Complex is a museum in Yalutorovsk, Tyumen Oblast, dedicated to the Decembrists. It comprises a local history museum, a memorial museum, the House of Nature museum and the Trading Rows museum. Its memorial houses are those of Matvey Muravyov-Apostol and Ivan Yakushkin, where interiors of the first half of the 19th century have been recreated.

The museum was founded in 1927 and began documenting the cultural heritage of the Tyumen region from that time. Over decades, it expanded its collections to preserve the history of this Siberian area.

The complex is named after the Decembrists exiled to Yalutorovsk, and its memorial houses recreate the early 19th-century interiors of Matvey Muravyov-Apostol and Ivan Yakushkin. In 1935 a bottle with a note by Muravyov-Apostol, dated 1849, was found under the stove floor; it is now among the most valued documents. The writer Lidiya Libedinskaya dedicated a poem to the museum.

The complex is open Tuesday through Sunday and welcomes visitors for self-guided exploration or organized tours. Educational programs and rotating exhibitions are regularly available for those interested in learning more about the region.

The complex preserves an original collection of antique books and documents that provide direct insights into how Siberia was first settled and developed. These materials are valuable because they come from the actual period when this region was being established.