Peace for entire place

Peaceful | Part of History | Enriching. Gandhi Smriti is one of the few hidden gems in Delhi. Has great artifacts based on Gandhi's life and his messages. I went there quite a few times. Even if you are not aware of the Gandhi's life and his part in making us independent, then also this place is a must visit. Among the constant chaos and noise in Delhi, this place will bring peace and enrichment in you.

I recently visited this place these are my following observations: 1. The place is pretty well maintained. Grasses are lush green as well as neat and clean. 2. I came here to attend an event of "Dilli Durbar", I thoroughly enjoyed the event. 3. They have multiple statues which are quite aesthetic. 4. Multiple events are organised here from time to time and you can visit this place for normal visits as well. 5. The nearest metro station for this place is Delhi Gate, it's hardly 500 m from the station.

Get to know more about the father of the Indian nation. The museum and grounds are kept in meticulous order and there is much to see and learn about this truly amazing man. There are also interactive display that showcase his vision and present a tour of his life.

1. Sir Syed preserved the antiquities and other archaeological objects like sculptures, carved stone pieces, doorjambs and concrete panels at Scientific Society Institute presently known as Dawakhana Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College. The Sir Syed Collections in the museum consist of all his findings. The sculptures preserved in the collection date from 1st century A.D. to 11thcentury A.D. 2. Explored Collections: This section is divided into (i)  Acheulian tools and (ii) Stone Sculptures and Terracotta Figurines. a. Acheulian tools: The Palaeolithic (Acheulian) tools collection consist of Handaxes, Picks, Cleavers, Scrapers, Flakes, Choppers, Discoids and Nodules. b. Stone Sculptures and Terracotta figurines: These artefacts werecollected from the area of Western Uttar Pradesh namely Aligarh, Etah, Farrukhabad, Meerut, Mooradabad, Hathras, Muzaffarnagar and Bulandshahr etc. by the archaeologists of the department of History like Prof. R.C. Gaur, Prof. Jamal Mohd. Siddiqi and Prof. M.D.N. Sahi. These sculptures and terracotta figurines date from 3rd century B.C. to 11th century A.D. Medieval artefects excavated from Fatehpursikri are also preserved in the Museum which consists of Glazed ware, Terracotta animal figurines, Chinese pottery etc. The Botanical collection include male Cone of Cycas, Rumphil, Female Cone of Cedrus Deodara, Impression fossil, Impression of Fern Foliage, Female of Picea, Carboniferous (350-255 million years ago)etc. The Zoological collection include Frog Alizarin, Rabbit embryo, Hippocampus, Snake skull, Fossil corals, Fossil worms, Fossil crinoids, Fossil sponges and Fossil mammals etc. The Geological collection consist of  Retort, Stromatolite, corals, Barack Granite, Ripple marks, Apophyllite, Dinosaurmolar, Calcite, Cavansite, Barite and Orthoclase, Nepheline Syenite etc.

Very busy during the week I think we went in on our way back to our hotel. It is very important you go into the museum and read all about Gandhi too it gives all the information about his long life and his terrible death. So sad we have always heard about him but was lovely to sit in the gardens where he walked and sat. Truly a wonderful man. 🙏🙏😎😎💖💖

One of the most popular and historical places in Delhi. The place, all its beauty and decoration are dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. This place serves us every details information about his contribution, dedication for India. One of the must visited places in Delhi, mainly for the history lovers.

Gandhi smriti is the place where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. The museum is open every day except Mondays and national holidays. Entry is free for all. And there will be volunteers who will show you the entire place and explains you about each and every part. They stay very friendly and they look like true followers of Gandhi.

Sir Syed preserved the antiquities and other archaeological objects like sculptures, carved stone pieces, doorjambs and concrete panels at Scientific Society Institute presently known as Dawakhana Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College. The Sir Syed Collections in the museum consist of all his findings. The sculptures preserved in the collection date from 1st century A.D. to 11th century A.D. 2. Explored Collections: This section is divided into (i)  Acheulian tools and (ii) Stone Sculptures and Terracotta Figurines. a. Acheulian tools: The Palaeolithic (Acheulian) tools collection consist of Handaxes, Picks, Cleavers, Scrapers, Flakes, Choppers, Discoids and Nodules. b. Stone Sculptures and Terracotta figurines: These artefacts were collected from the area of Western Uttar Pradesh namely Aligarh, Etah, Farrukhabad, Meerut, Mooradabad, Hathras, Muzaffarnagar and Bulandshahr etc. by the archaeologists of the department of History like Prof. R.C. Gaur, Prof. Jamal Mohd. Siddiqi and Prof. M.D.N. Sahi. These sculptures and terracotta figurines date from 3rd century B.C. to 11th century A.D. Medieval artefects excavated from Fatehpursikri are also preserved in the Museum which consists of Glazed ware, Terracotta animal figurines, Chinese pottery etc. The Botanical collection include male Cone of Cycas, Rumphil, Female Cone of Cedrus Deodara, Impression fossil, Impression of Fern Foliage, Female of Picea, Carboniferous (350-255 million years ago)etc. The Zoological collection include Frog Alizarin, Rabbit embryo, Hippocampus, Snake skull, Fossil corals, Fossil worms, Fossil crinoids, Fossil sponges and Fossil mammals etc. The Geological collection consist of  Retort, Stromatolite, corals, Barack Granite, Ripple marks, Apophyllite, Dinosaur molar, Calcite, Cavansite, Barite and Orthoclase, Nepheline Syenite etc.

One of the most beautiful, evergreen,gorgeous place that i have visited in delhi is this Museum of Sir Mahatma Gandhi ji. I just visited just because my auto driver took me here, but then inside i saw the places which i have never even imagined in my entire life. I saw the place where Mahatma Gandhi ji walked lastly in his life. Inside the house you can see his Pens,Rooms,His Specs, dress, the Handwriting of Gandhiji via Digital Museum. The Garden will steal your heart for sure ❤. Wherever u turn u can see trees plants and only greenish environment. Eventhough it was 46deg around 1pm it just felt like 20deg weather inside the garden. Then u can see the books used by him,

As a big fan of Museum, this museum beyond my all expectations (multiplied by 10). A mix between an interactive rooms and a basic historical halls. And the service by guide was as unblemished as the virtue of a museum.

Interactive experience but leaves room for more storytelling. It’s a beautiful place which feels calm and peaceful, and the place where he was shot is a chilling reminder of the fact that Gandhi’s life touched millions - and in deeply contrasting ways.

Truly this was an inspiring and heartwarming event on Gandhi Jayanti at Gandhi Smriti. Me and my team went there on the invitation of this event as Peace Ambassadors from Our Peace Club, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi. It was a wonderful opportunity and experience for me❤

A place to remember Baapu, our real face of freedom struggle who taught us not to hate our enemies but to learn from their goodness n fight non violently against their oppression without hating them. l a indebted child remembered him as a representative of all freedom fighters.Its a great place.I feel every Indian must visit this place at least once, he will get renewed energy to serve this great Nation.

Our Great Real Leaders.........We Salute them.

Visit the place if you want to know about Mahatma Gandhi (fondly called as Bapu). His life history in pictorial and movie formats add to the liveliness of the place. Also, the preserved places where he used to hold meetings, prayers, and the place of his sad assassination take one back to the era of struggle for our freedom. A must visit for anyone coming to Delhi. Cleanliness just adds to the beauty of the place.

It's a journey through history. The museum is definitely well maintained and working staff is very polite, they will guide you through the Smriti journey. There are few monkeys playing around in the garden but they are harmless. Covid precautions care well taken. The digital room was closed due to covid though.

The martyrdom site of Gandhi ji. Must visit place for the students and for those who have interest in history. All life of Gandhi ji is elaborated on digital screens.

Worth visiting place. It is open now and there is no entry fee. There are guides inside who will give you directions and explain everything there. Many things are interesting and digital. They will show you the animated film of how Gandhi was assassinated by Nathu Ram Godse. There is the bed of Mahatma Gandhi and detailed writing of how Gandhi spent his last 48 hours, what are their visions and thoughts and all. It will be closed on Monday. Recording is prohibited there but photos are allowed. Don't miss this place if you are in Delhi. There are many more attractions nearby.

Museum set up to honour Mahatma Gandhi at his final residence. His final walk to his assassination has been created on a footpath. His living quarters have been restored to as is, at the time of his death. The Museum also contains a number of information boards which document his life and major events. Entry cost is low and not many crowds. Open most days except religious holidays. Located on Tees January Marg, it is a museum dedicated to Gandhi ji who spent the last 144 days of his life here till his assassination on 30th January, 1948. The entire complex is well maintained.

Gandhi Smriti is situated in front of National Defence College on tees January road. It is the museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. Earlier it was known as Birla house or Birla bhavan. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. The museum contains number of articles associated with Mahatma Gandhi's life and death. This building was originally made by Ghanshyamdas in 1928 consisting of 12 bedrooms. Formerly known as Birla house it was sold to the government. And when it was opened to public it was renamed as Gandhi Smriti . The museum also displays large number of paintings, sculptures ,photographs and inscriptions on rocks which pertains to Mahatma Gandhi and also his belongings including his walking stick, glasses ,some cutlery and the wooden desk with Bhagwat Gita on it. The museum also depicts a large statue of Mahatma Gandhi with a girl and a boy holding a dove in their hands on either side symbolising Gandhi's life long teachings of peace and non-violence. The statue welcomes visitors to the main entrance. The memorial is divided into multiple divisions. Visitors today have access to the tours of the memorial where they can learn about the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. It is well connected by transport and easily accessible, worth a visit for history lovers . It is a beautiful monument to be visited.

This place has so much peace and positivity. You can feel it instantly. Our respect to the Father of the nation. Jai Hind

Who ever wants to know the last 144 days of Gandhi’s life , can visit this place . Well maintained.

Definitely worth visiting, the site is both a museum contained in the house where he was staying when assassinated and a shrine marking the place where he was murdered. The museum presents lots of photographs and written information about his life and activism in both South Africa and India.

This is in a quiet area of Delhi and is a fitting tribute to the great man. There's plenty of information on him and his life and it is well maintained. Can't remember the price unfortunately, but it was not expensive and well worth the money. My 12 year old had studied Gandhi in school this year and found it very interesting too.

A really important place to go to understand the last chapter of Gandhi’s life. He never considered himself to be a martyr or saint. He just wanted justice and equality in a world that should always include that.

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A must visit place in Delhi/India ! Drenched in history. Well maintained. All details about this great man explained clearly via photos, things, miniature wax statues. Witness the spot where he was assassinated:(:( Place is filled with his quotes. Dont miss the multimedia miniature boxes which carries all the important historical events !

A good place to visit if you are in AMU for a while , it has a blend of history within it as well as modern design of the music makes it a perfect match . You can keep entry tickets and use the money to get better international artifacts which will help generate more revenue.

Mahatma Gandhi father of nation 🙏 Great place to get information about his life, duty, education and achievements. Great person who changed the veiw of people with AHIMSA. Place is full of peace and blessings 💗🙏. Staff are very polite and educate tourist very nice way. Well maintained and kept clean. Must place to visit with family and explain moral of great person.

We'll maintained. Gandhiji's life is well covered and very educational. Good souvenir shop. Liked the masks and kurtas

The great country India is land of Mahatma Gandhi. His methods and teachings were unique. Gandhi Smriti which is originally known as Birla house is the place where Gandhi ji spent his last 144 days of life. This place is turned into museum and open for common visitors. From his praying area to where he was shot, everything is at this place. Must visit place for everyone specially kids and school going students.

Must visit place for everyone. One cam easily feel the positivity and spiritual peace at the place. Gandhi museum and informations regarding last two hours of Gandhi ji's life captures you. You can buy something from souvenir shop. Very well maintained too.

a beautiful museum to acknowledge the last days of the great leader. a must visit if you're interested in history and politics. and obviously because it's free xd

This is a remarkable place to visit. Understanding how Gandhi spent the last days of his life and the circumstances that led to his assassination is truly eye-opening. This is not an "Art Museum" as the original description says. Instead, it is a collection of historical artifacts that surrounded this remarkable (albeit imperfect) man, hosted in the place where he spent his last days. Those artifacts allow the visitor to see how Gandhi lived and how he galvanized people to face the British Empire. The site opens a window into a time of violent strife, peaceful resistance, and great achievements.

A must visit tourist place in Delhi .best place to take pictures. Wonderful atmosphere in the evenings around 4. Ticket price is also very cheap. Public transport and other food facilities available outside . Camera is also allowed inside. Should remove your footwear and give it near security check before going inside .

Very good place. I visited this place on 2nd October it is a very impressive place having all the details of Mahatma Gandhi it is having all the details on his life you can visit with your child and make him understand about Gandhi's contribution in our freedom it will really helpful for him

Memorial of our Great Real Leader , Netajee, We Salute our Leader...

Nice museum related to Subhash Chandra Bose independence movement.

It's awesome. One of the must visit memorials in Delhi. Please spend at least 2 to 5 hours that will help you to understand every moment of mahatma Gandhi life . We couldn't spend more than an hour due less time. In first floor, you will find all the explanations narrated with modern technology. Thanks to the Guide who explained everything for us .

Really a great place 😊 for falling peace ☮️✌️ You can feel like you goes to HEAVEN 😇 When you visit their in general days During COVID19 period they follow all the protocol Mention by our GOVERNMENT I believe that they never create any unlawful work in feature to Hurt 💔💔 the Gandhi ji moral I guess you like my review ☺️ If like then like 👍 it Jai hind jai BHARAT 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Very lovely place

This is an amazing museum, the place where Mahatma Gandhi lived in his last few days and where he was assasinated. It has the marked path which gandhiji took for the last time, his personal effects like glasses, his living quarters, etc. There are a number of posters and photos from important events in gandhijis life, a doll exhibition. There is also a small shop for khadi products. Admission is free. A must visit for those interested in the father of the nation.

Gandhi Smriti formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005.[1]

The feeling of visiting this place can not be defined in words, a normal mansion becoming an eternal place y mere presence of the great man that Mahatma Gandhi was. Sharing some of my pictures just to give the glimpse of this historic place.

Very Place to Visit.

A museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, this is the site where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30th January 1948. The 12-bedroom house was built in 1928 by Ghanshyamdas Birla. Sardar Patel and Mahatma Gandhi were frequent guests of the Birlas. They sold this house to the government and when the House was opened to the public, it was renamed as Gandhi Smriti. The museum in the building houses a number of articles associated with Gandhi's life and death. Visitors can tour the building and grounds, viewing the preserved room where Gandhi lived and the place on the grounds where he was shot while holding his nightly public walk. Gandhi was shot during his prayers at the place where Martyr's Column now stands. Outside the house stands a pillar that contains a swastika symbol. The prominence of the pillar means that it has been used as a visual example of the way the ethical meaning of the swastika symbol had changed in the West in the 20th century. A large collection of photographs with a few personal belongings and a series of small doll houses and terracotta dolls illustrating Gandhiji's life are the attractions at this museum. The preserves include the room where Mahatma Gandhi lived and the prayer ground where he held a mass congregation every evening. It was here that the assassin’s bullets felled Gandhiji. The building and the landscape have been preserved as they had been in those days.

A fascinating place with amazing things to see and learn from

Heaven for those who want to know their worthy ancient civilizations. Everything there is keep with great efforts. Caring is done very well.

Great Place........ Geologically very important place ..... 👌👌👌

Awsome musuem with a lot of views

Museum of historical importance. MDM's architecture was designed by master architect Joseph Stein. It houses many artifact and antique items equally important for archlogists, historians, and artists. On its entrance there is a mural by Late M F Husain

Good

good collection

It was Gandhi's residence which was converted into museum- it has been technical updated in last few years It is clean beautiful informative place Can be visited in just 1-2 hours this is maximum time - minimum time is just half an hour in which you visit No ticket required Free guide Overall a must visit place if you like museums

A great place to visit for all Indians... You may see the place of Gandhiji's martyrdom... Exhibition on Gandhiji's life... See the place where Gandhiji last met Sardar Patel...

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005.[1]

Gandhi Smriti museum is an amazing experience. The property itself is in a prime location. The maintenance is immaculate! The biggest achievement is the institution’s well designed attempt to bring The Mahatma to the current generation in a live multimedia format. The fact that the location where Gandhiji was assasinated is now a museum and free of charge is just amazing!

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. The museum is open every day except Mondays and national holidays. Entry is free for all.

Very peaceful area and I am very grateful to go there. The representation of Gandhi Smriti is very unique, inspirational and very extraordinary.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Gandhi Smriti Museum is an absolute gem in the heart of Delhi, offering a profound journey into the life and teachings of one of the greatest figures in history, Mahatma Gandhi. As you step into this serene haven, you're enveloped by an aura of tranquility and reverence, echoing the spirit of Gandhi himself. The museum's meticulously curated exhibits beautifully narrate Gandhi's extraordinary life, from his humble beginnings to his pivotal role in India's independence movement. Each artifact and display vividly portrays his philosophy of nonviolence, simplicity, and universal love, inspiring visitors to reflect on their own values and principles. The highlight of the museum is undoubtedly the room where Gandhi spent his last days, preserved in its original state as a poignant reminder of his unwavering commitment to his ideals. Walking through this sacred space, one can't help but feel a profound sense of reverence and gratitude for the man who changed the course of history through his sheer determination and moral courage. The museum's serene surroundings, coupled with its informative exhibits and evocative atmosphere, make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to delve deeper into the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or simply a curious traveler, Gandhi Smriti Museum promises an enriching and enlightening experience that will stay with you long after you leave its hallowed halls."

Scenery are good, clean, decorated, but few staff members behave rude. Overall every minute details are depicted in many forms. This is good learning spot whare we can internalize sympathy towards other.

A real serene and peaceful experience. A fabulous opportunity to explore the final days of one of the world's most amazing sons...

What a beautiful place seeped in history. And so well maintained and extremely impressive use of modern day technology to make the museum more relatable esp for th younger gen! Retracing Mahatma Gandhi' s last steps before he was shot dead had an eerrie feeling about it...must visit...

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Very Peaceful place

Very good place

Very clean area

Gud to take kids thr

I love this place

It is peaceful and relaxing place

My life is my message.

Very nice

Some fading memories with no one to bother for real Indian Heroes

Only 17 people came here on the weekend we visited. Thought that's a shame it also provided a different experience from other jam packed tourist spots in Delhi. We are able to read and observe all the exhibits in peace at our leisure. The museum contains detailed history and memorabilia about Subhash Chandra Bose and the INA. Don't miss the historical paintings in another building on the campus. With the green line extension of Delhi metro, this museum is now a short walking distance from Tikri Kalan metro station, hence it's a must visit now.

Yess

I was completely mesmerised. It is so peaceful and sensed the aura of our Mahatma who got demised here.

Wonderful experiencing . The place Touch my 💓. Staffs are excellent. . A big Thanks

I had a wonderful time exploring and learning about Gandhi's life and the last days of his life. The memorial is free to enter, plenty to see and the garden is beautiful and serene.

Best place to see the M K Gandhi's last living House and to know about him . It is also known as BIRLA House. One can see where the Gandhi was Shot .

We can learn full history about Gandhi with both written and pictorial representation

Great place to revisit 30th January! It's a great tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. Located very close to India gate, a memorial which charges just a signature as the entrance fee, with no tickets needed.

This spot is best known for martyrdom place of Mahatama Gandhi. This is also called Birla House , situated on 5 Tees January Marg. On every 2nd October , Bhajan and religious prayers played in Memory of our beloved Gandhi ji.

Very Nice

Not worth the time.

The place is very beautiful and thanks to the staff for well explained tour. Thank you team there. All the precautions as part of covid was taken.

(Translated by Google) I don't like it (Original) Nic place

Well documented history of last 160 odd days of Gandhiji at beautiful small museum following all protocols for safety against Covid-19

The history itself tell a lot of things about Gandhi ji but if you want know him from close and interesting in knowing a lot of things about him then go for it. You would be able to see and touch the place wall. Even it can make you a bit emotional so, don't forget to carry tissue paper.(just kidding) We still remember him for his contribution to the nation. Not only Gandhi ji every freedom fighters who fight for the nation. When I was in 9 standard I visited first time. The experience was nice but yes few of the caretakers were too friendly. I mean they would help you in everything even this is not their task. We even talk to the some of the foreigners. They were too friendly. A great place to visit with your family. Do not worry about your child they would even enjoy seeing the museum. You could tell them about the contribution of the Gandhi ji and other freedom fighters. As it is our responsibility to pass on the information to one generation to second, second to third. Food are costly so, please carry food and water bottles along with you. Otherwise you will end up giving 160 rupees for single plate food Even the vendors charge a lot for water bottles. Do not worry about water as water would be provided free of cost inside the museum. You could purchase clothes and books too for memories.

It was very nice

All time favorite with Green Nature !! :)

Eco friendly

Peace full place and full of Indian history and culture.

Nice place for piece

Good place

(Translated by Google) Gungan singh marg (Original) Gungan singh marg

Visit here if you want to experince pre freedom people's sacrifices.

Awesome place

Nice place.

Great place

He Ram

Very nice place

Excellent place for solace.

(Translated by Google) Here in the small museum and Ghandi's place of residence in Delhi, you can find out everything important about Ghandi's life on blackboards. It is also the site of the assassination attempt on him. (Original) Hier im kleinen Museum und Ghandis Wohnort in Delhi, erfährt man auf englischsprachigen Wandtafeln alles wichtige über Ghandis Leben. Es ist gleichzeitig der Ort des Attentats auf ihn.

Nice palace

It's so lovely place for piece full kind, and you could be see Gandhi's related things.

(Translated by Google) After watching the Indian film screening (bringing her home), it was very exciting! (Original) 看完印度影片獻映（把她帶回家）非常精彩喔！

Beautiful

Calm and quiet

Small, quiet and beautiful place. Can easily finish in less than half a day. Check what to see pic 👇🏽

A place heavy with history Try to make time for it and learn about India and its most important character, Gandhi

Amazing place to visit, great history about Gandi

The place where Gandhi was assassinated is a peaceful quiet haven & the garden is kept in pristine condition. Lots of items to see & the history of his life is well documented on a wall opposite where he was shot. A must see when in Delhi.

Great place to be if you're a Gandhi supporter. If you are not already a supporter please also watch an anti-gandhian documentary after visiting this place for I formation equilibrium

Nice place. Nicely maintained

It's a nice place for knowing gandhi. There is an irony in india that without knowing gandhi everyone is blaming him. Please First get to know him. Youth should visit here once.

Mahatma Gandhi spent his last 144 days at this place which was owned by industalist GD Birla. Today, a memorial stands at this site. You get to see Mahatma's room, his belongings, and information on him in the museum here. Plus there is a shop selling khadi merchandise. You would need one and half hour to experience all this. Quite frankly an experience you should not miss

Loved the way they recieve the visitors. A guide will come with you for a walk around the museum. Absolutely a role model for all other museums.

Great place to remind the mahatma

Historical point

It is about his life

(Translated by Google) The achievements in the life of Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi have been kept in Gandhi Smriti Sthal. Here is told about the events that happened to her in her last days. 40 to 60 minutes is enough to go here. (Original) गांधी स्मृति स्थल में इंदिरा गाँधी,राजीव गाँधी के जीवन में उपलब्धियों को सहेज कर रखा गया है।यहाँ पर उनके अंतिम दिनों में उनके साथ हुई घटनाओं के बारे में बताया में बताया गया है।यहाँ जाने के लिए 40 से 60 मिनट पर्याप्त हैं।

Good

Mohandas karamchand gandhi was our father of nation,we feel proud to know about his life journey,his strength,his fight for freedom

A well organised tour, our guide Ashok was pretty good.

For all Gandhi fan

It Was a veryy awsmm place Really peace fulll .. Atmosphare

Very well

Great place

Everything about this place makes you fell humble and peaceful!

Quite good

Liked this place. Good place to explore more about Gandhiji

Peaceful place and good experience

Recalled the Memories of satyagrah in South Africa &champaran in Bihar learned during school days

Beloved

Proud to be Indian🇮🇳👳

Beautiful place

Death

(Translated by Google) The Must place to visit in new delhi. Its all about Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi (Original) The Must place to visit in new delhi. Its all about राष्ट्रपिता महात्मा गांधी

It is good for those who loves art and sculpture.. this place has many attractive things like some amazing old sculptures and some old photos These are some pictures of ground floor only...

This museum houses the antiquities and other archaeological objects like sculptures, carved stone pieces preserved by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. It also has botanical, zoological and geological collections like fossils.

Really unexpectable, it's amazing place of amu

One of the key places in AMU where lots of historical artifacts are carefully preserved .. It is open to the public and there is no fee... Definitely, one of the must visit places in AMU, specially, if you like to visit museums...

Amazing collection 😍😍 and perfect management To know more DM me on Instagram @alex_khan_official20

Nice place

Excellent management of the museum

Fine place with rare artifact

Nice place

Fabulous museum

nice museum

Nice to meet you

Nice

Best

Awesome

Love it

Nice place

Nice collection

I haven't been here but as per my friend told me it is great place.

You can visit here for fun.

Ys

Very good for all

One of the best museum in amu..

Nice

This is a good museum...

This museum contains rare pieces of art and sculptures

It was really nice place to visit...

We find full description about Gandhi ji in lots of love

Very nice place , must visit one time.

Majorly its the representatives here who guide you through the entire museum guiding you the history about the life of Gandhiji personally to each group of visitors.

Love this place. If you are a history lover then you should definately visit here. Staffs are really helpful.

The place is more than what it seems from outside...principles of gandhiji have been well expressed and showcased with the use of art and digital technology.....

As peaceful as the personality of Bapu. Bapu went for heavenly abode from here. Good maintained by the authority.

It's an amazing place where we come to.know different types of charakhas used by Gandhi ji...what an Era...

Gandhi Smriti formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. The museum is open every day except Mondays and national holidays. Entry is free for all.

Good place to history lovers, GandhiJi stayed here, his last walk towards prayer where he was shot.

Very usefull place to visit... Remembering our national father.

Very very nice it's owesome to visit Gandhi museum

Must visit place in Delhi, where Mahatma was shot dead. Run by volunteers who explain you everything in the museum. Gift shops also available nearby.

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. Gandhi Smriti (former Birla House), New Delhi, India The museum is open every day except Mondays and national holidays. Entry is free for all. The 12-bedroom house was built in 1928 by Ghanshyamdas Birla. Sardar Patel and Mahatma Gandhi were frequent guests of the Birlas. During his final stay, Mahatma Gandhi stayed here from 9 September 1947 to 30 January 1948 when he was assassinated. Jawaharlal Nehru wrote to Ghanshyamdas Birla seeking to turn part of the Birla House in to a memorial. Ghanshyamdas was rather reluctant to give up the house with associated memories. The Birla House was purchased from KK Birla, in 1971, by the Government of India, after protracted and tough negotiations, in which, according to some reports, he even included the cost of fruit trees in the sale price. Eventually KK Birla, sold the property to the Government for Rs 5.4 million and seven acres of urban land in exchange, which was considered a very profitable deal. Birla House opened for the public on 15 August 1973, renamed the Gandhi Smriti (or Gandhi Remembrance). The museum in the building houses a number of articles associated with Gandhi's life and death. Visitors can tour the building and grounds, viewing the preserved room where Gandhi lived and the place on the grounds where he was shot while holding his nightly public walk. Gandhi was shot during his prayers at the place where Martyr's Column now stands. The Martyr's Column now marks the place where Gandhi, the "Father of the Nation" was assassinated. The Gandhi Smriti or Birla House is located at 5 Tees January Marg, a couple of kilometres from the Connaught Place, one of the Central Business District's of New Delhi. Outside the house stands a pillar that contains a swastika symbol. The prominence of the pillar means that it has been used as a visual example of the way the ethical meaning of the swastika symbol has changed in the West in the 20th century.[dubious – discuss] The same pillar also contains the Sanskrit symbol for the meditation sound, Om.

Place of Gandhiji's death and his prayer place. This was Birla house where Gandhiji stayed when he came to Delhi after Independence. Now it's called Gandhi Smriti and Birla house is right next door.

Nice museum traditional style... Got complete picture of BAPU... loved his prayer ground.... Must visit.....

Very calm and quite place where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last days of his life and was assassinated. In the museum you can see a lot of items associated with Mahatma Gandhi's life.

Best museum to visit at Delhi. Peaceful place where Gandhi's Life thought and Philosophy exists!

Do visit and take a trip through the life of Gandhiji. This is the place where he spent the last 144 days of his life and was shot dead in this complex. This Complex was formerly known as Birla House and now as Gandhi Smriti Bhavan. You will see here the door through which he left for the prayer hall for the last time, the exact place where he was shot, his used items, his charkha, and all. Wander around remembering those vivid memories of reading those facts related to Gandhiji and seeing them in real.

I have visited this place earlier. This time, they have invested a lot into something called multimedia, but it seemed like a lot of money wasted. I believe the money could be better used to get the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi to better connect with the visitors. It is a pleasure to visit and pay respects to the last place where Mahatma Gandhi lived in his last few days.

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. Gandhi Smriti Museum, is a archival pictorial display of his life and a multimedia showcase of the campaigns.

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948. It was originally the house of the Birla family, Indian business tycoons. It is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. Having many pictures including charkha in the premises. Very well maintained Garden having attractive flowers.

This museum is build in Memory of Gandhi ji, You can see his equipments here like this spectacles , lathi, grass cutting equipment etc., Where he was shot by nathuram godse.

The museum chronicles the life and times of Mahatma Gandhi through Multi Media Exhibition, photographs and paintings. There is a lot for everyone especially kids can learn a lot

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan, is a museum dedicated Mahatma Gandhi. It is the location where GandhiJi was assassinated on 30 January 1948. Earlier house of the Birla family is now home to the Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum, which was established in 2005. Having pictures of Gandhiji life, it's family tree, charkha at one place. Very attractive Garden having many different colour flower's plants.

Hidden gem, no crowds, we enjoyed our time, museum guide dedicated her time to show us around and we learned a lot about the life of Gandhi

It was a really awesome experience there each and every corner of the place holding the memories of Gandhi in itself

This is a superb and touch tribute to one of histories most influential (for the good) characters. A personal hero for so many of us, this beautifully preserved and presented residence is a must see for any visitor to Delhi. I particularly liked the dioramas illustrating key moments in the great man's life and the many of his timeless quotations evidencing his genius and great humanity. If you are to read all the material presented, you will need a whole day without distractions. You may well leave as a better person.

Good place. Life history og Mahatma Gandhi is displayed.

While on a school trip, our students visited the Gandhi Smriti Museum to learn more about Gandhi's life and final months in India. The museum is very detailed and well curated. The grounds are well kept too. Make sure you visit this museum to learn more about Gandhi's life when you are visiting Delhi.

Stately museum & memorial honoring Mahatma Gandhi in his former home where he died. The things kept there is quiet good and describe about his life and lifestyle and also it teac us the life lesson he wnna teach us. Great experience

Free to enter. Won't take long to visit the place. One time visit to see Gandhi's last moments before he was shot