Summer in St. Petersburg is the perfect time to visit museums. To fill yourself with impressions to the maximum, head to the Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art. Here, exhibitions are constantly changing, and there is always something to do, including for the whole family. Most importantly, a ticket to Erarta is valid for 183 days - buy it once and visit for six months! The large Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art is located on Vasilievsky Island, just a few minutes' walk from the "Mountain Institute" metro station. On the five floors of the museum, there are temporary exhibitions, a large permanent collection, and several total installations. Guests can also enjoy a café with a unique menu of modern creative cuisine. Temporary exhibitions and the permanent collection can be visited for six months with a single ticket costing 2000 rubles. Apply for privileges on the day of your visit while at Erarta to visit the museum for 183 days without buying a ticket. Temporary Exhibitions In one visit, you will see several temporary exhibitions: designer costumes by Yanis Chamalidi, paintings by Nestor Jimenez, domestic magic by Tatyana Nechukhina, whimsical dolls by Alexandra Khudyakova, adorably creepy monsters by Ksenia Shinkovskaya, paradise gardens by Alexander Saidov, and many other exhibitions. Over the course of the year, the Erarta Museum hosts 40 temporary exhibitions. Immersion in Contemporary Art A work from the museum's permanent collection. Dmitry Kavarga. Model of Bipolar Activity. Photo: provided by the organizer A work from the museum's permanent collection. Andrey Sikorsky. "Waterfall" Chair. Photo: provided by the organizer A work from the museum's permanent collection. Pavel Grishin. The Last Supper. Photo: provided by the organizer Animated series "Black Square". Photo: provided by the organizer Museum wing, 5th floor. Art object by Nikolai Polisksy and installation by Tatyana Badelina. Photo: provided by the organizer The museum's permanent collection is spread across five floors and includes over 3000 works by contemporary Russian authors. Interacting with art.