In the historical exhibition hall of the Daugava Museum, several visitors are seen exploring the displayed materials. On the left side of the room, illuminated display cases with historical exhibits are set against the wall, accompanied by slanted information desks with screens. A girl in a light blue sweater and jeans stands at one of these desks, looking at the screen. On the right side of the room, two adults stand near another built-in display case integrated into a light-colored partition wall.

The floor of the exhibition hall is covered with light brown linoleum or a similar smooth surface, while a long, striped carpet is laid along the display cases on the left side. The ceiling is painted in a light blue tone, and a spotlight lighting system suspended on cables stretches longitudinally across the entire room, illuminating the exhibits. In the background, a full-length drawing of a historical soldier or guard figure is visible on the wall, along with a small cannon and wooden furniture or stands.

The layout of the room is elongated and designed with light partition walls that divide the exhibition into zones. Other information stands, a framed painting, and fragments of historical stone structures on a low platform are also visible in the background. The light in the room is focused on the exhibits and informational materials, creating an appropriate atmosphere for exploring history.