The KGB Museum is a museum dedicated to the history and activities of the former Soviet security service, the KGB. The KGB was a Soviet intelligence and security organisation that operated from 1954 to 1991. The museum can offer visitors an insight into the secret world of the KGB, its intelligence, espionage and other activities.
KGB museums are often found in places where there used to be KGB offices or prisons. These museums may be located in different parts of the former Soviet Union or in other countries where the KGB had operations or influence. Museums may contain exhibits, documents, photographs, prisoners and other objects related to KGB activities.
Museums can offer guided tours, where visitors can learn about the KGB organisation, its tasks, intelligence methods and significant events. They can also open up discussions on the role and influence of the KGB in the history of the region or country concerned.
However, it is worth noting that KGB museums and their contents vary from place to place and geographically. Some museums may have been established after the break-up of the Soviet Union, while others may be private or even controversial in nature. I recommend checking museums or exhibitions near your particular area or place of interest that deal with the history and activities of the KGB.