National Museum of Chechen Republic, Cultural museum in Grozny, Russia.

The National Museum of the Chechen Republic is a local history museum in Grozny with five branches in villages of the republic. Its main building reopened on 18 May 2007, and a new museum building opened on 5 October 2012. The holdings exceed 30,000 items, including two early 19th-century cannons returned from Surgut and paintings sent to Moscow's Grabar centre for restoration in 1995.

Founded in 1924, the institution began collecting objects that marked major points in the region's development and social life. It survived through decades of regional transformation and remains a record of how the people lived through different eras.

The building displays traditional weapons, musical instruments, and artwork that reflect how Chechen identity developed across different periods. These objects reveal the craftsmanship and artistic expression that shaped daily life and celebrations in the region.

The institution offers guided tours in multiple languages and keeps regular opening hours with special exhibitions throughout the year. Plan enough time to walk through the different exhibition halls at a comfortable pace.

Each exhibition room is arranged in chronological order, presenting objects from different periods to show how Chechen society changed over time. This layout helps visitors trace the connections between past and present.