State memorial Museum of A. N. Scriabin is located in the heart of Moscow, in the Arbat district, within a Large Nikolopeskovsky lane. This is the only Museum of the famous Russian composer in Russia.

The memorial Museum is located in the apartment where the composer spent his last years (from 1912 to 1915.) In this apartment the composer lived with his civil wife and three children. In 1922 in their apartment, a Museum was opened.

The apartment retains an authentic atmosphere that has been preserved through the efforts of the wife of composer. The exposition consists of study, living room, bedroom and dining room. In the personal library of the composer's many books with notes taken by himself. In the memorial hall of the exposition "Life and work of Scriabin,". The Museum houses personal letters Scriabin, letters to his friends, manuscripts, concert programs, reviews about the composer. Many photos reflect the appearance of the composer at different ages, the appearance of his family members and friends, most famous artists of the time. In the apartment there were philosophers Bulgakov and Berdyaev, artists Pasternak and Sperling, theatrical figures Meyerhold, UNC, Tairov. Poets-symbolists – To. Balmont, Viacheslav. Ivanov, Yu. Baltrusaitis and many others. The Museum has a library, which contains recordings of musical compositions by Scriabin. This record of copyright enforcement works and his compositions performed by the best musicians and interpreters: Neuhaus, Sofronitsky, Feinberg and others.

The Museum regularly hosts concerts, whose program of works by Scriabin and other composers. Evenings recording, commemoration events and evenings of remembrance. The library contains scientific work about the work of Scriabin, memories of the composer, as well as art books.

Since 1961, when Scriabin Museum operates experimental Studio founded by the inventor of Russian synthesizer sound E. A. Mazurin. The inventor called the synthesizer "ANS", in honor of A. N. Skryabin. The Studio continues work in the area illuminated synthesis in theory, owned by Scriabin.

The uniqueness of the Museum of A. N. Scriabin is that it serves as a living testimony of the Silver age of Russian culture.