Dobrush Regional Museum is a monument of architecture of the early XX century. The building was built on the funds of Princess I. Paskevich. In 2002 it was decided to establish a regional museum and on June 5, 2005 it was opened in Dobrush. Before museum a school for children of paper factory workers was located in the building.

Interesting pottery, kiln tools, national costumes are gathered in Dobrush Museum. There are also handmade Dobrush woven towels. The uniqueness of towels is that the ornament intertwine traditions of 3 countries: Belarus, Ukraine and Russia. The museum has a collection of coins of the IX century. Also there is a separate room devoted to modern art in the museum. There are more than 50 paintings. Collection also includes icons and copies of ancient crosses. In Dobrush Museum there are also exhibits of local paper factory.

The most interesting objects are clock's pendulum of the XIX century and photographs of people who have worked in a factory in the early XX century. The part of the exhibition dedicated to the Dobrush Porcelain Factory is interesting too. The museum features unique objects such as tableware and dishes, which were released in different time but never mass producted. In addition there is an exhibition devoted to the period of World War II and the city's role in the war. There is a great number of photos, soldiers' belongings, letters from the front, etc. 

The museum annually participates in cultural events: "Savior of the Honey Feast Day", the performances of military and historical reconstruction community. On the Honey Festival there are exhibitions of folk artists of Gomel, Chernigov, Bryansk regions, the leading enterprises of the city and the region, the performances of folk artists, trade fairs. During the military-historical reconstruction one can see the jousting tournaments, historical dances, medieval rituals, ceremonies and much more. In the museum one can buy souvenirs: arts and crafts of Dobrush masters.