I can say that this is must visit place if you are in Hyderabad. Ticket Price: 50 rupees Camera use charge: 50 rupees You can easily spend almost half of your day here. There are many things to see here. You will find versatility here. From one to another room just visit and experience different things from history. Things you must see. 1. Musical Watch (see video posted) 2. Double face statue 3. Armour used by kings 4. Handicrafts made with elephant teeth (although it was a cruel process separating teeth but it just happened in history so you can enjoy art on them) 5. Western and eastern blocks to see the culture of European and Asian countries There is a food court inside and good number of washrooms and water facilities are available. You should purchase a camera ticket.

Located near MG Road metro,this place is a gem of Hyderabad. Entry fee is 50 rs, but will recommend to spend another 50 bucks for camera ticket as mobile phones are not allowed inside. The museum boosts of one of the greatest collections of the world. The place demands minimum 3-4 hours if you want to at least just visit every part of the museum. The museum has collection from different parts of the world. Veiled Rebbeca and singing clock are the two most sought after attractions of the museum. Overall verdict - definitely recommended.

If you are fond of the museum and history then this place is a must-visit place when you are in Hyderabad. The entry ticket is 50₹ and you have to pay an additional 50₹ for mobile photography. I would suggest taking additional photography tickets as there are many more antique things which you can click inside. This is one of the best and biggest museums in India I have visited so far after the Indian Museum at Kolkata, the museum is so huge that at least you require half a day to discover it completely and peacefully. The museum has two levels, the ground and the first floor both floors are filled with some super amazing art and pieces. Every gallery is very exotic and you will end up fascinated by every art put on the display. As this museum is huge you may feel hydrated so carry a water bottle along with you, you can refill the water inside as there are many water filters installed inside. The pathway inside the museum is kind of confusing and it is kind of a jigzo puzzle. You will get to see the art forms of many countries like Japan, China, countries from Europe etc. The main centre of attraction is the clock which is installed on the ground floor and you can experience that as well. I mean this museum offers so much to see and experience.

Nice place lots of rooms with numerous traditions and heritage of ancient culture and mughal era

This is just an amazing place. It has got a lot of masterpieces in it. All the preserved past things here and it gives an immense happiness to see them

A great place to know a lot about history. Their miniature paintings are beautiful and each block is a must see especially kids can correlate with their education. The clock is one of the must see. Entrance is 50 and behind the ticket u have a floor map whih helps to navigate..

Ive been visiting this place on and off since I was a kid. Always mesmerized by the collection held here. Although, this particular time it was a bit disappointing to see the state of the building. Perhaps some care can be shown to modernize the display cases specially on the ground floor to really show how impressive this collection is. The pieces are beyond impressive but presentation let's them down a little bit.

If you are planning to visit Hyderabad then this will be the first priority of a tourist. I have visited many museums but this one was fantastic. The entry fee and your mobile fee together was Rs 100. Bags and accessories of any kind are prohibited inside. There are restaurants inside the museum. You are only allowed to bring a water bottle from outside. Drinking water and washroom facilities are properly maintained.Try to spend at least 2 hours if you don't want to miss any of the collections.

The place is great for history and art enthusiasts. It was full packed down on Saturday when I visited. People come with full families. There are so many attractions in the museum. We waited for the musical clock but it was not that worth it. But, the elephant tusk section is really good, though. Metal section is also really good. It's way way better than the museum at Chowmahalla Palace. The cafeteria is okay, you will get everything but would have to pay good money. Not enough space, it was total chaos at the cafeteria. Although, there is a restaurant, it was outside the main museum building. Visit on a weekday if you want to explore peacefully but I have heard, its mostly crowded everyday.

You can visit this museum 👭with your family and friends 🤗👽❤️The place is full of history. You will definitely get a lot of information about 🤴🤴🤴 nawabs of Hyderabad 🤓 Visit the place around 11am and reach the central hall where musical clock is situated before 12 noon so you can enjoy the longest bell of clock. If you have kids with you not to forget to visit children corner where you will see toys from around the world. Cons: 1. There is no proper indication for walk in one direction so probably you miss some hall to visit. 2. In few hall there is lack of lights there might be scientific reason but I don't like it.

This is must visit place in Hyderabad. Ticket Price: 50 rupees Children- 20 rupees Foreigners- 500 rupees Mobile Camera use charge: 50 rupees Cloak room is available to keep your bags and mobile phones. You can easily spend almost half of your day here. You will find versatility here. From one to another room just visit and experience different things from history. Things which we can see here. 1. Musical Watch 2. Double face statue 3. Armour used by kings 4. Handicrafts made with elephant teeth (although it was a cruel process separating teeth but it just happened in history so you can enjoy art on them) 5. Western and eastern blocks to see the culture of European and Asian countries There is a food court inside and good number of washrooms and water facilities are available.

One of the best places in Hyderabad to visit and explore city's history and heritage. It is rated as one of best museums in the country. Variety of artifacts are on display , which are awestruck and each carrying its own story. Very good to educate children . Better to book tickets online to avoid waiting time.

Visiting the Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad was an absolute delight! This museum is a treasure trove of art, history, and culture that takes you on a captivating journey through time. The collection is nothing short of spectacular, featuring an exquisite array of artifacts from various civilizations. From ancient sculptures to intricate manuscripts, every exhibit tells a unique story. The attention to detail in the curation is commendable, providing a seamless flow that keeps you engaged throughout your visit. The highlight for me was the incredible Veiled Rebecca sculpture - a masterpiece that left me in awe of the artist's skill and craftsmanship. The clock room is another must-see, showcasing an impressive collection of timepieces that spans centuries. The museum staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to share interesting insights about the exhibits. The ambiance is serene, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the rich history surrounding each artifact. The architecture of the museum itself is a work of art, blending the old and the new seamlessly. The well-maintained gardens add to the overall charm, providing a perfect setting for a leisurely stroll. Whether you're a history buff, art enthusiast, or simply curious about the world's cultural heritage, Salar Jung Museum is a must-visit. It's an enriching experience that offers a glimpse into the past and leaves you with a profound appreciation for the beauty of human creativity. A heartfelt thank you to the Salar Jung Museum for preserving and showcasing such an incredible collection. This is a cultural gem that deserves every bit of acclaim it receives. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this extraordinary museum when you're in Hyderabad – it's an absolute masterpiece!

One of the best place to visit within the city. The entry and camera fees are nominal and totally worth its value. The place is huge and requires roughly 3-4 hrs to explore. Filled with all sort of historical items from carpets, furnitures, clay structures to older weaponry, carved ivory. Also it has proper drinking water and washroom present in almost all corners and a small food court (not enough for the crowd it caters). Overall a must visit place in Hyderabad!!

We visited Salar Jung Museum 9/1/2024 . You get tickets at Counter near museum . There is car parking area inside campus. You can go inside Main Gate. Your car will be checked by Security. They will guide you towards parking area which is behind museum. Exit gate is near parking area . Museum is beautiful with nice statues, paintings and precious things. You can enjoy watching all the collection. You can hire Guide who will give you information about main statues and paintings . 3 D paintings are there . It takes 2 to 3 hours to see complete museum. Food court is inside building. Washrooms are available.

A very well maintained museum. The ticket prices are very less just Rs 50 for adults and Rs 20 for children. They are charging 50 rs per mobile which I feel is fine. The museum is well organized with different rooms on a separate level. The main attraction is the veiled Rebecca and Cuckoo clock. They have provided a floor map on each ticket which is kind of helpful. They have a food court which has a lot of food items and it is required since one can spend the whole day in this museum. For kids there is a lot of learning going through each room and I can see the excitement in the kids faces. The museum houses unique collections of art and collectibles from around the world.

Awesome experience I visited there 2 years ago, It has a collection of some of the world's finest artifacts. one can see the world famous clock in which a man comes out of the door and ring the bell placed in the clock itself for long time at 12noon. Another biggest attraction is veiled Rebecca's statue carved in marble by Italian artist Benzzonia . Significant portion of the museum was shut off for repairs and rearrangements. As a student of history, I like it very much. I had spent one full day there.

Visiting this place after 34 years today on 22/11/20 Last visited in 1986 It's now a far far better and more organised place than what I remember. The exhibits are better and more tastefully arranged, or perhaps they were always like that and my memory has become weak. Whatever, it a great place for enthusiasts on many subjects. One needs a lot of time to painstakingly visit all the rooms and read the legends about all the exhibits. But it was an experience well worth it.

This is probably the best museum I have visited in India. We visited during Christmas break and the place was full. There was a long line for tickets which took about 20 minutes. It is possible to buy tickets online which I recommend if you go during public holidays. The museum is pretty big and the collections are fantastic. I found the Asian collection and also the literature collection to be very impressive. There are other rare collections like a carpet collection which might interest some people. If you like art, don't miss this museum.

Great museum with such a wide collection of exhibits and paintings. Even the architecture is beautiful and the entry fee is also very affordable with it being 50rs. The one drawback is for each phone or camera you have to pay extra to take inside. The canteen is good too. Overall a good space with such a unique collection and well maintained.

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.The Museum is a royal treat for art collectors with its 43,000 art objects and 50,000 priceless books and manuscripts. The collections range from Indian Art, Middle Eastern Art, European Art, Far Eastern Art, Children Art etc. I have been visiting this place since my childhood Everytime whenever the guest used to come ..the museum is very big one will get tired roaming from one room to another...there are canteens present inside the museum one can take rest after walking so much...

If there is one place that you must visit in Hyderabad, it is this place. You cannot see all the exhibits in one day. To fully enjoy the exhibits, you need to plan at least six visits, spending three to four hours every time. There is an excellent cafeteria on ground floor where you can get lunch and snacks. A smaller cafeteria exists on first floor of Western Wing too. Cameras are allowed and photography fee is mere Rs. 50. Mobiles are allowed only on payment of Rs.50 and you can take pics with your mobile. There is also excellent locker service where for a token fee of Rs.10 you can deposit your stuff. Entrance tickets for domestic tourists is Rs.10. The highlight of museum is Bracket clock. There is huge crowd at 12 noon. So, avoid and go early to reach museum at 10.30 when it opens. Spend some time admiring the veiled Rebecca and marble sculptures in gallery -7. Then come out of gallery and sit in the viewing gallery at 10.50 am to have a good view of the bracket clock. Enjoy the 11 am performance. After this you can visit Ivory gallery (Room 6), Walking sticks gallery (Room 8), Arms and Armor gallery (Room 9), Metal ware gallery (Room 10), Indian Modern paintings gallery (Room 11) and Miniature paintings gallery (Room-12). By now you will be completely exhausted. You can have tea/coffee in the cafeteria, lunch or light snacks and come back.

Good place to visit, especially for kids because they can learn more about Ancient India. The entry tickets are also pocket friendly. Well maintained. It is Closed on every Friday, It is suggested to visit the museum during the morning hours because it takes time to take a tour of the whole museum.

This is one of the 3 national museums and is well layout. There are many artifacts , paintings and antique objects. It's a good place to spend some quality time with your family especially if you have kids

One of the big museums in India. Variety of collections of old-age India kept here. You need to buy tickets before entering. One of the best things is that Soldier Clock at the time of 12 o'clock. Western block & Eastern Block, two parts are there. It needs 3-4 hours to visit the whole museum.

Best museum in Hyderabad. Must visit place. Need 3-4 hrs to visit and enjoy each section. Carefully collected antique items from all over the world. Don't miss place

Beautiful well maintained historic artifacts. I loved the brass room, glass room. Dresses worn in those times. A beautiful very old clock chime was the pinnacle of my visit...about 100 sat in utter silence for the hourly chime and then a thunderous applause of the audience.

Salar Jung museum is too good with varieties of artifacts from different time span of history. There are more than 30 galleries, each gallery is museum in itself. Easily need 3 hours to have a look at each galleries. Buy ticket to click photos to save your memory with part of history. Don't forget to experience the musical watch which is biggest attraction here.

The museum has such a beautiful collection, which unfortunately contrasts with the state of the building it is hosted in. The place is not kept clean and is rundown. On a normal day, the museum is very overcrowded, to the point it is difficult to enjoy the beautiful displays. There is a cafeteria that feels unhygienic and lacks things like a Coke Zero. As for tickets, there is no online booking, quite some queues to get tickets on arrival, and you need to buy separate “phone tickets” if you wish to take pictures. The main attraction seems to be an old English clock that I may say was nothing more that a clock? Beautiful museum, but didn’t really enjoy the day there.

Absolutely adore this place! The pride of Hyderabad, Natural Historical Museum, National Portrait Gallery, and many other truly incredible collections like Antique pieces, amazing sculptures, punch-marked coins, old photos, paintings, weapons, artifacts, and handicrafts are some of the beautiful displays in this museum and many more attractions that can't be listed. Amazing place to nourish your knowledge of different eras in human history and the rise of great civilizations. The ambiance of this place draws our minds so continually to dwell upon the past. One visit isn’t going to cut it coming here. You’ll need several visits to see everything on display here. So make sure you take the time to walk around and enjoy the many different exhibits Don’t forget to see the biggest attraction of the museum that is the musical clock dates back to the 19th century and consists of more than 350 parts. In which musical tone plays every hour, people gather in big numbers just to see the striking of the gong by the toy. Ticket Price for adults Rs 20/- Ticket for foreigners Rs 500/- Photography allowed for an additional charge of Rs 50/- Cloakroom available to keep your belongings, The museum has a place to eat, Washrooms are available, Security is tight on the way in, bags will be checked. One wonders as you walk around how all of it came to Hyderabad...

Great museum with such a wide collection of exhibits and paintings. Even the architecture is beautiful and the entry fee is also very affordable with it being 50rs. The one drawback is for each phone or camera you have to pay extra to take inside. The canteen is good too. Overall a good space with such a unique collection and well maintained

One among the three national museum in the country. A Museum built extraordinary. Different galleries are placed in two floors. Which bears native as well as foreign collections. The foremost thing you should keep in mind is that , make sure you have at least 2-3 hours minimum to spend here. That much is the extent of this museum. We have to take additional tickets for mobile phones or camera inorder to take photo from inside the museum. Marble statue named veiling Rebecca built by an Italian is one of the main attraction. musical clocks are also one of the attraction. Drinking water, neat and hygienic toilet and wash rooms are maintained which is to be appreciated. Also a food court is there inside the museum. Which will help you to refresh during a 3-4 hours expedition inside the museum. Museum is differently able friendly too.

The museum was really big in size and amazing too. If somebody is really into it then provided 5 hours is the least time suggested to take. Of course we have the mobile app to provide details and if that option is considered then a little extra time is required.

Beautiful miniature paintings, exquisite garments already worn in the 19th century era, the unique shapes & designs of various coins from different regions were some of the displays that caught my eye at this museum. Foreigners have to pay more to get in, also need to pay extra for photo taking allowance.

Most valuable museum in south india .the museum contains a very valuable things which the king's have used in past .who have interest to know about history that person must be visit to this place . it is one of the biggest museum india . I liked it very much when I visited . It had a very interesting things inside and most costly things also there . ...............................many types of things which is used in our history king's like mogals.,, And etc . Very costly. Things are present here .. many jewellerys which are used by king's are present here... And sarees of queens and toys made by elephant teeth. . really many amazing and mind blowing things are here ...............must cost all history interesting people..............................................

One of the best museums in south India. It has a wide collection of exhibits which you don't generally find in other museums. The entrance fee is nominal. It is in the congest part of the city and you might need to plan for reaching there accordingly. There is enough things to look around and it could easily take 2 hours if not more to look around the place. Maintenance is good. The clock in display attracts crowd. Worth visiting this place and must be in Hyderabad Itinerary.

Museum is a big structure to watch each and every artefacts you need nearly 4 to 5 hrs, tickets can be bought at spot for foreigners it cost 150 and for Indians it is less. For photography extra amount as to be paid depending upon the camera you use. The museum has famous wall collection along with dual face statue, various things made up of ivory as scent bottles, chess board, chair etc. It also has swords and guns! Ancient Chinese Porcelain were really amazing!

We reached the museum by 2 30 PM and covered almost 20 rooms out of 32 by 5 PM. If you r planning to visit this place go early so that you find time to view everything. Bcoz of Covid in many of the rooms no fans and AC was on and it became to hard to watch anything. Entry ticket was 10 rupees and for photography camera/phone is 50 rupees.

It is one of the best museums I have ever visited. It is a huge one and can get your whole day to see it all. I will recommend buying tickets in advance from BMS especially on weekends. There are plenty of collections of almost everything which you can think of for museums. The paintings are eye-catching. There are also some monuments which are pleasing to the eyes and also many of them are from foreign country cultures. I will definitely recommend a visit there.

What I couldn't accomplish 12 years ago, did it this time!! 🤩 12 years ago, I went to South India tour with family, and didn't know I'll be getting only 2 hours to tour this museum. 1 hour for each floor, was what I estimated would take for an interested person like me to tour the museum. So this time, I planned well and toured the museum for 5 hours straight. ⚡😌 Feeling very satisfied now. Except the food court, everything was super awesome!! The authorities have very cleverly created the system such that you will have to go but the super expensive food from the food court inside. They don't allow you to take your food inside. And there's no place to sit or relax briefly. So ultimately you feel tired and hungry and have to buy from the food court. I had to take the cheapest one - 1 samosa - 75 rupees. 🥲 Food court Not appropriate for vegans.

One of the most interesting museum to visit in Hyderabad. There is a lot of walking involved so be ready for it. The museum does also provide wheelchair facility. And the other canteen is also very nice. The food here is also good any tasty.

It's one of best museum I have went to. The collection is amazing and informative. Guides and audio guide both are available. One of the best heritage of Hyderabad. One should definitely visit this museum, Nizam Museum and chowmohalla palace to witness Nizam's collections and from worldwide.

This museum is so huge. The entire Museum is Maximum collections of rare object by One Prime Minister(Salar Jung III). It's take 2-3 hours to go through the entire collections in museum. There are snack bar available inside. The musical clock is must watch. In the end you will feel Salar Jung III is a crazy man.

Good place to visit with family and friends. It is an art museum and National Museums of India. Keep your full day free, even a day also not enough actually. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artefacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world

I loved the chandelier 😍very beautiful..! Different types of arms(defence) have been put to display. From the jewelry to clothes and cutlery and even their clothes have been preserved and put to display. How Salar Jung and his generations achieved has been all put to display. There's a musical clock too which plays a musical tune after every one hour. Ivory's work like small plates tusks and even ivory made cloth is there. Veiled Rebecca's sculpture is there. Modern art paintings have been put to display. Very informative place.

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

Beautiful place and alots of unique things available. All things is one man collection.

One of the best place to visit at weekend Car and bike parking available Don't forget to keep your mobiles in scooty Otherwise you have to keep your mobiles in clock room they will charge 10 rs for lock. Ticket price is 20 rs per person Mobile photography 50 Rs for one mobile Government restaurant is there with nominal price Food is also good It would take more than 2 hours to roam over there , so better go on morning time. 💥💥💥Special attention 💥💥💥 Musical clock Dual statue

Ummm it's okay as it's been opend after loong time.. the total place is really stinking... And they need to maintain that, and everything was great... U can enter the museum by paying 20/- and 50/- to carry mobile phone or camera 📷 inside. There is a canteen inside the museum if u get tired by roaming, u can enjoy some food... And yeah it was okay 😊 overall experience was good*

Guys must go with Camera, pay Rs. 50/- with ticket charges of 20/- total 70/- per person but if you going inside without camera you will be cry. It's an awesome museum I ever visited across India. Must to see Vield Rubeka statue, amazingly creation by Italian scripture. Stay there for 15mnts and watch it and think how scripture has thought and done this unbelievable job. Amazing....

Awesome place , very very wonderful museum. Each and every piece have a wonderful story here . We can't see all this museum in 1 day minimum we want 2 to 3 days to check out completely. Everyone Must want to visit this place.

It's a huge place, splendid. But the artifacts are not distinct. There are many similar kinds of items on display. That's the only way one can go through the entire museum in one day.

Salar Jung Museum got a collection of rare art objects from all over the world. It has a collections of manuscript, art objects and book. Its of the best place to understand the the arts of India. Big place so one needs at least three hours time to see all the collections. Always please to see these amazing collection by Salar Jung III.

Good place to visit. I liked the Indian arts gallery the best. Extensive collection. Suggest being there by 10 to beat the crowd. Parking available onsite. The other collection are also good. Enough artifact's to spend around 3 hrs.

The museum reminds you why India is one among the most unique countries rich in history. There were no scams in the locality as you’d see in a typical tourist place. Take your headsets as there are audio podcasts narrating the story of each artifacts. These can be scanned on your mobile phone

This is one of the largest museums in the world. The whole place requires a full day to be explored completely so do come prepared. There are lots of artefacts and many things from different parts of the world like China, Japan etc. There are halls with statues that are just beautiful. There is also a collection of clocks and one singing clock which is up for display and can be seen functioning. There is also great collection of ceramic cutlery and utensils which is just amazing.

I can easily say this can be one of the biggest and the best museum in the world. We took almost 5 hours to finish this. If you are interested in these things it will definitely take 5 or plus hours. Things made by ivory is really blown my mind, the paintings, swords, guns, coins, books, double sided statue and what not. If you are visiting Hyderabad don't miss this place. Entry fee is Rs. 50 and per mobile you have to pay 50 additional. So if you are traveling as a group take one or two mobiles. Rest of things you can keep in a clock room. It cost about 10-20 rupees only.

One of the big museums in India. Variety of collections of old-age India kept here. You need to buy tickets before entering. One of the best things is that Soldier Clock at the time of 12 o'clock. Western block & Eastern Block, two parts are there. It needs 3-4 hours to visit the whole museum.

Amazed to see the collections of just one man that spread across 2 floors. Well maintained alleys rooms and lights add to the ambiance. For more details, the authority offers an app for an audio enabled guided tour. I haven't tried the same, but someone availed that the facility can comment on how helpful it is. Do not forget to sit on the chairs in front of the famous manual musical clock to capture the hourly chimes. Ivory room, clock room, and the double faced sculpture Mephistopheles & Margaretta are must watch.

It's a great place for those who are interested in historical things, 2-3 hours required to complete the visit, canteen available inside, outside food not allowed. Parking available but you may face shortage of space. Mobile/backpack not allowed, clock room available to deposit these things on payment basis. Mobile camera allowed on payment of Rs. 50/- per mobile. It's better to take tickets online in advance.

Really nice and well maintained museum. The entry fee was just 20 rs which I felt was really less considering this big museum. If you enjoy our ancient things and antique pieces then this is a must go place for you. They also charge Rs 50 for the Mobile phone for taking pictures; don't panic if you are more than one person still you can buy only one camera ticket but you need to ensure you are using that only camera for pictures.

Worth visiting place, it will take atleast 4 hours to have just glimpse of all the items. It has 2 floors and 2 wings to cover. Do visit this place before 12pm to view iconic clock where a tiny guy pops up and bang the bell 12 times. If you miss the 12pm then the tiny guy will appear on every hour. Do deposit your luggage with eatables in free locker room.

It is the best place to visit in Hyderabad.. Salarjung museum was established in the year 1951.. It is an art. Government of India owns it. It has a collection of sculpture , paintings, carvings, textiles,carpets,clothes and furniture. It is one of the largest museum in the world

After the Nawab died in 1949, the collections were left behind in his ancestral palace Diwan Devdi. The collection was formerly exhibited there as a private museum, named Salar Jung Museum, which was inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru on 16 December 1951.[3][4] Old timers believe that the present collection constitutes only half of the original art wealth collected by the Nawab. His employees siphoned off part of it, since the Nawab depended upon his staff to keep a vigil. In 1968, the museum shifted to its present location at Dar-ul-Shifa, and is administered by a Board of Trustees with the Governor of Telangana as ex officio chairperson under the Salar Jung Museum Act of 1961. Some more art pieces were lost or stolen during the shifting of the museum from Diwan Devdi to the present site.[5]

Really awesome place. Must visit and can enjoy with knowing many things like life style of kings and things used by them. Ticket price is 20Rs which is reasonable. If we can observe and enjoy the place, one day is not enough to see all. Proud to be this in Hyderabad.

Jump to History and construction · Makkah Masjid was built during the reign of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the fifth Qutb Shahi Sultan of Golconda (now Hyderabad). The three arched facades have been carved from a single piece of granite, which took five years to quarry. More than 8,000 workers were employed to build the mosque. Completed: 1694 Country: India State: Telangana Style: Indo-Islamic architecture

The historic Mecca Masjid is located adjacent to Charminar in a south-west direction. The construction of this mosque started in the year 1614 by Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah and was Aurangzeb completed in 1693. Built with local granite, it finds place among largest mosques in India and is the most important and largest one in the city. The arched gallery displays the tombs of all the Nizam’s from the year 1803. The mosque has a length of 225 feet and is 180 feet wide with a height of 75 feet. The name is derived from the Grand Mosque in Mecca on which it is modeled. The hall has a dimension of 67 metres x 54 metres x 23 metres. The roof is rested on 15 arches. There is a high blocking wall on the western side for Mehrab. It has two huge octagonal columns, which are created from a single piece of granite. This is inturn topped by an arched gallery crowned by a dome. This mosque can accommodate 10,000 worshipers at any time. It is located two hundred yards from Charminar. The mosque was believed to have used bricks during its construction where brought from Mecca. According to history, Sultan Muhammad Qutub Shah invited the entire devout religious elders in the city to lay the foundation stone but as no one had come forward, Sultan Muhammad himself volunteered to lay foundation and it is said that he never missed his midnight prayer in life right from the age of 12.

Adult ticket 20 and for children 10. Need to buy 50rs ticket if you want to carry mobile inside for photography otherwise cloak room is available next to ticket counter and for 10rs u can get locker and can keep all your mobiles. Everyone will enjoy musical clock there.

Salar Jung Museum is the one best Museum in Hyderabad, India. The Timing for visiters Morning 10..A.M to Evening 5.00 P.M. Every Friday holiday. Enterence fees Indian Adult Rs. 20, children above 5 years Rs. 10 foreigners Rs. 300.Camera and Mobile fees Rs. 50. Without camera ticket mobile is are not allowed inside. Here Mughal Emperor life style and culture,. Japanese culture, Chinese culture and things are displayed here. Must spend 1 day here. Car and auto available in door step. Food court also here. Children's are enjoy this place.

I literally loved it so much that I can't even express it in words....Every artifacts had so many details. I was overwhelmed by seeing everything. The best and must thing to visit if u come to Hyderabad. Big respect to salar jung III for reserving all the gifts and memorable things given to him by French, Europeans, Chinese and Japanese. It feels as if I was experiencing it all, standing beside him...and the maintenance over there is too good,they have mentioned everything in detail beside every artifacts and there is food court too inside, so u can enjoy it and even have the food over there itself...

The place is full of history. Visit the place around 11am and reach the central hall where musical clock is situated before 12 noon so you can enjoy the longest bell of clock. If you have kids with you not to forget to visit children corner where you will see toys from around the world. I like the army collection the most. Downsides: 1. There is no proper indication for walk in one direction so probably you miss some hall to visit. 2. In few hall there is lack of lights there might be scientific reason but I don't like it.

One of the largest museum, the collections are incredible. Must visit place in hyderabad. Approximately full round to museum will take 1.5 to 2 hours. Parking available and phone/ camera ticket shall the taken separately

Amazing place to visit. Carry food as there is no hotel nearby and also costly canteen service. Mobiles allowed in Museum with Rs.50 charges. Painting section is very beautiful.

I can say that this is must visit place if you are in Hyderabad.🚂🚃 Ticket Price: 50 rupees💵 Camera use charge: 50 rupees💵 You can easily spend almost half of your day here. There are many things to see here. You will find versatility here. From one to another room just visit and experience different things from history.🖤 Things you must see. 1. Musical Watch (see video posted) Double face statue Armour used by kings👌🔪 Handicrafts made with elephant teeth (although it was a cruel process separating teeth but it just happened in history so you canenjoy art on them) Western and eastern blocks to see the culture of European and Asian countries There is a food court inside and good number of washrooms and water facilities are available.🏌️🪂🥷💂👸

These three things u must see. The clock shows time, date and month and year also and chimes every hour telling you the hours. The painting watch it properly, seems it's real... the clothes the fruits everything looks like it is there but it is a painting. And the statue is amazing you have to personally go that to see the statue front and back is totally different by 180° angle. One of the best museum of India.

The Salar Jung Museum is a world-famous one-man antiques collection. From Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America, the museum has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture. The museum is one of the largest in the world. Additionally, it houses Veiled Rebecca's world-famous statue. Except on Fridays, it is open every day of the week. Visiting all the galleries of the museum usually takes half a day. You need to pay an additional ₹50/- to carry your mobile.

It's a massive museum having different artifacts from different regions. I really loved the place and feel good to know about our history. There are several sections such as french, Japanese, Chinese and of course Indian history. I would suggest booking tickets online. Overall the experience was good

One of the big museums in India. Variety of collections of old-age India kept here. You need to buy tickets before entering. One of the best things is that Soldier Clock at the time of 12 o'clock. Western block & Eastern Block, two parts are there. It needs 3-4 hours to visit the whole museum.

Good museum with a wide collection of planting and artifacts. Entry fees were also affordable. For phones and cameras we have to pay extra charges. Overall it was a good place with a unique collection and well maintained.

Nice place for old artifacts and painting. It's too big you need an entire day to fully explore the museum. Must watch is singing clock which can be watched at every hours but 12 pm is best time to get the most of it. Inside food cafeteria provide varity.of food options.

Mesmerized. Would nearly take 5hours to cover whole museum and see everything in detail. Western to eastern and our own Indian arts, history could be seen. Wonderful collection of antiquity.

Museum is always a place of excitement and curiosity 😃..Salar Jung Museum is a great place for information and knowledge. It is a huge building very large area..Lots of things are there to see and explore.. Thousand of people visit here every weekend..You can come with your family.. allover nice place 😌😍

My visit to the Salar Jung Museum was quite enjoyable. The museum boasts an extensive collection of art and historical artifacts, which is impressive. However, I found that some areas could benefit from more detailed descriptions or interactive elements to enhance the visitor experience. The museum staff were friendly and willing to answer questions, which was appreciated. Overall, it's a worthwhile visit for history and art enthusiasts, but a bit more engagement could make it even better.

It is amazing the size and the amount of artifacts on display. Unfortunately I didn't allow enough time before closing time so I couldn't visit everything. Please allow several hours to immerse yourself into all the museum has to offer

✳️The largest one man collection in the world. Many artifacts are unique, no where in the world can be found such pieces. Should not miss is the Clock when hourly bell rings, a white marble statue with a veil, and many more such awestruck art pieces.

One of the best museums in south India. It has a wide collection of exhibits which you don't generally find in other museums. The entrance fee is nominal. It is in the congest part of the city and you might need to plan for reaching there accordingly. There is enough things to look around and it could easily take 2 hours if not more to look around the place. Maintenance is good. The clock in display attracts crowd. Worth visiting this place and must be in Hyderabad Itinerary.

A place where you can spend half day off your visit. There are so many halls you need to keep your self charged for visiting all of them. I found this place interesting but my kids got bored as it was out of there interest. Good parking space where you can keep your vehicle for entire day in same ticket. Most interesting hall was with ivory collection from different countries don’t miss it. A antic clock in the middle of the museum where people wait to strike 12 noon to see its working. Informative and interesting place to visit..

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Darushifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artefacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. The museum’s collection was sourced from the property of the Salar Jung family. It is one of the largest museums in the world.The Salar Jung Museum was established in 1951. The major portion of the collection of the museum was acquired by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, popularly known as Salar Jung III. In the absence of any direct descendants of Salar Jung III, the Government of India appointed a Committee to administer the Salar Jung Estate. Later on with the idea of perpetuating his name, the Salar Jung Museum was brought into existence on 16th December, 1951 in Diwan Deodi, the residential palace of Salar Jung III and opened to the public by Pandit Jawarharlal Nehru, the then Prime Minister of India. In 1958, the Government of India took over the museum through a compromise deed. Till 1958 this museum was administered by the Salar Jung Estate Committee. Thereafter the Museum continued to be administered by the Ministry of Scientific Research and Cultural Affairs, Government of India till 1961.

One of the famous museum in the Hyderabad,mostly foreigners and new peoples to Hyderabad visit this place for sure.

The largest one-man collection of the world, Salar Jung Museum is one of the most famous in Telangana state. entry fee for indian is 20 INR and for foreigners 500 INR.Salar jung museum is third largest museum in India. Area of 10 acres and built in two floors,the biggest highlights of Salar Jung Museum is the library section With 8,000 manuscripts and 60,000 printed books.

One if India's best museums. Nizams ruler of Hyderabad and richest person in world at one time their matchless collection is on display.

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.[1] Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.

Excellent place

iconic place one of the best place in Hyderabad different types of arm's put in display

A must visit place in Hyderabad. If you are inquisitive about the history and different cultures across the globe and also about our Indian heritage, this place gives you everything under one roof! Also, if you are looking to go along with family, this is a perfect place. For solo travelers or enthusiasts it's a perfect place to ponder over the historic achievements and I bet you would love it too.

Excellent place to know about ancient India..

There is a lot of collection on Salar Jung

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Mausi river in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung Family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.

Great collection. Can be better if maintained and developed.

Nice and good to see the history items.and that museum equalates my enthusiasm

What can I say? It's amazing. Nicely maintained and beautiful. Saw a lot of amazing things.:)

Nice with many unknown things and also many ancient utensils ,swords used by kings

Nice collection and well maintained museum. Some descriptions are missing. Needs full day to read everything. Some of the items are brilliant and make it a 'must visit' museum if you are in hyderabad. Recommended.

Nice

Best museum to visit in hyderabad

amÁZing statues and clock

It's been a great experience. Huge collection of art. Ticket price at Rs.20 for Indians and Rs.500 for foreigners. It opens at 10:00 AM and close at sharp 5:00 PM.

Absolutely so spectacular and extraordinary scrltrs frm Nizam of Hyderabad. wow and the fees was 500 when I visited last year . Just go fr it

Western right end wing on first floor is the most interesting part of this museum.

Good Collection of Archeological goods. Must see the 2 sided Statue.

IT IS A GREAT PLACE AND EVERY INDIAN NEED TO SEE THAT OUR FOREFATHERS HISTORY ABOUT MUGHALS ..AND The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.[] Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 19

This place is amazing, even it will lot of time to see hole museum u will not get bored

Such a vast museum to explore. Has got everything from top to bottom about Salar Jung lll and his ancestors. My recommendation for the interested people is that it would take more than a day to explore this museum. It's an enormous place to walk around and visit so many rooms full of antique pieces. Certainly you will love it. Worth for 20 rs(adult)

Known for its one of the largest one-man collection of the world, Salar Jung Museum is one of the most famous Hyderabad sightseeing places that must be visited. What makes Salar Jung Museum all the more special is its location. It is located quite close to the other tourist spots of Hyderabad such as Charminar, Mecca Masjid, High Court, State Central Library, etc. The museum has often appeared in print and electronic media for not only its collection but because of its efforts to preserve the history through digitalization and various latest means. With a magnificent building that paves way into a rich history from all over the world, Salar Jung Museum is a place that no art lover or a history enthusiasts can miss. It is nothing less than a treasure house that values and respects the unparalleled feat that Europeans, Asians and eastern countries have achieved in varied fields, ranging from art to science and literature. Location of Salar Jung Museum On the southern bank of the river Musi of Hyderabad, Salar Jung Museum is situated on Salar Jung Road, at Dar-ul-Shifa. It stands near the Minar Function Hall, which does act as a landmark, although this popular monument rarely needs any additional information. History of Salar Jung Museum Salar Jung Museum of Hyderabad is the third largest museum in India. It was declared open on 16th December, 1951 by the first prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. In the year of 1968, the entire collection of the museum and the Salar Jung Museum library was shifted to the present building from Diwan Deodi. In 2000, two additional buildings were also added. Spread across an area of 10 acres and built in two floors, the Salar Jung Museum present wide range of artefacts which have been majorly collected by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan who is also known as Salar Jung III along with Nawab Turab Ali Khan (Salar Jung I) and his descendants. Mir Yousuf Ali Khan dedicated his entire life collecting antiques and artefacts and spent a considerable amount of his wealth collecting the same from all over the world. Salar Jung III/Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan had spent forty years of his life in collecting various art pieces and manuscripts from around the globe. He has left his position as the then Prime Minister to pursue his passion. Initially his collection was stored in the ancestral palace of Salar Jungs, Dewan Deodi. After the demise of Salar Jung III, the idea to create museum arose in the minds of Sri M.K. Velodi, the then Chief Civil Administrator of the Hyderabad State. It was then a renowned art critic, Dr. James Cousins, was given the responsibility to collect and sort all the items from different palaces of Salar Jung III. The museum was under the direct purview of Government of India till 1996. However, later via an Act of Parliament (Act of 26 of 1961), it was recognised as an Institution of National Importance and its administration came under an independent board of trustees, Governor of Andhra Pradesh, along with members who represented Government of India, Andhra Pradesh State, Osmania University and Salar Jungs Family. Architecture of Salar Jung Museum Salar Jung Museum is semicircular shaped with an imposing white structure, that showcase decades of regality and richness. This magnificent building is further divided into 38 galleries which are spread over two floors. It comprises of three buildings, namely Eastern Block (Mir Laiq Ali Khan Bhavan), Western Block (Mir Turab Ali Khan Bhavan) and the Indian Block. Most of the galleries, 27, are in the Indian/ Central Block of the museum. The Western Block of the museum has 7 galleries while the Eastern Block houses 4 galleries. There are also many other sections situated inside the monument such as Photo section, Education Wing, Chemical Conservation Laboratory and a Display section. This is in addition to a reception center and a Sales counter. Collections at Salarjung Museum With a collection of close to 43000 art objects, 9000 manuscripts and 47000 printed books.

Good place to visit in hyderabad, ticket price 20 per person, if you want to take mobile its 50 per mobile. Good time pass place, you would need to spend minimum 2hours to go through. Musical clock is a must to visit.

It was a beautiful place. It is divided into three parts but these are connected with each other. SJM kept old memories about HYDERABAD'S Nawab & Nijams' all cultures. But here having china, japan, french & Britishs' some civilization. It is a historical palace, I hope if you visit this palace your knowledge to be increased & also see old civilization.

Salar Jung Museum of Hyderabad is a prominent art museum in India. It has gained substantial popularity in hosting the largest one-man collection of exquisite antiques and art pieces. The museum is considered as one of the renowned tourist destinations of Hyderabad, alluring tourists from all across India and abroad.

One of the best museums in India. They have lots of lots of collection. It will take more than a half day of covered with good detail. Very well maintained and reflection of history is very well covered through artifact s of several dynasties. Don't miss the veiled Rebecca, one of the finest creation till date. It's carved in Marble and looks very realistic..

Mecca Masjid is located near Charminar, walkable distance only. Security is strict at the entrance.. There will be checking and food items are not allowed inside... Moreover, the main attraction over there are pigeons.. The place is little dirty coz of pigeons, but we will not feel the same while visiting that place.. As its near Charminar, this place is also crowded..

(Translated by Google) Allah o Akbar. (Original) Allah o Akbar.

Good place but presentaly construction is working so I is not open.

Construction of Hyderabad's Mecca Masjid, one of the world's largest mosques-and one of the oldest in India-began in 1614 during Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah's reign and took almost 80 years to complete. Large enough to accommodate 10,000 worshipers, this beautiful mosque's 15 enormous arches and pillars were each wrought from single slabs of black granite dragged to the site by huge cattle trains reputedly consisting of up to 1,400 bulls. Taking its name from the bricks above the central gate that were brought here from Mecca, this impressive complex features highlights such as its main gateway, huge plaza, a large manmade pond, and a room that houses the hair of Prophet Mohammed. Other notable features include inscriptions from the Quran above many of the arches and doors, the exquisite roof of the main hall, the cornices around the entire mosque structure, and the floral motifs and friezes over the arches

An amazing place to find our old heritage and all of the treasure from our old kings nawabs of Hyderabad.. and from all of the world.. their life style.. living senses.. way of living.. their culture, tradition, language scripts... And what not!! A must visit place in Hyderabad!! And well maintained by the museum authority.. and guides also available for conveying more information!!

One of the best place of Hyderabad.... The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world. A nobleman of the Salar Jung family of Hyderabad, Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III (1889–1949) served as Prime Minister of Hyderabad during the Nizam's rule. He spent a substantial amount of his income, over a period thirty-five years, collecting artefacts from all across the world. After the Nawab died in 1949, the collections were left behind in his ancestral palace Diwan Devdi. The collection was formerly exhibited there as a private museum, named Salar Jung Museum, which was inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru on 16 December 1951. Old timers believe that the present collection constitutes only half of the original art wealth collected by the Nawab. His employees siphoned off part of it, since the Nawab depended upon his staff to keep a vigil. In 1968, the museum shifted to its present location at Dar-ul-Shifa, and is administered by a Board of Trustees with the Governor of Telangana as ex officio chairperson under the Salar Jung Museum Act of 1961. Some more art pieces were lost or stolen during the shifting of the museum from Diwan Devdi to the present site. In 2003, the museum signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Mission for Manuscripts, and was declared a manuscript conservation centre. In 2006, a fire broke out in an auditorium in the museum premises. However, it was quickly extinguished and none of the artifacts were damaged. After the incident, fire safety facilities were upgraded. I suggest you all to visit this place.

Very nice place. Many historical things present here and many more. It is top most toriest place in Hyderabad.

Awesome place. Worth a visit. Be there before 10 to see the awesome clock!

Beautiful and important collection of the antique things... Must visit place in Hyderabad. At walking distance from Charminar and Afjalganj bus sttaion

White House of HYDRABAD, Just a awesome experience in This Salar Jung museum.. 20rs ticket+50rs ticket for Mobile if yu using camera, video recording is not allowed there... Building is tall and whities coloured, having many storeys.. There is Many historical data available, 17-19th century crockery,Nawab dresses, carpet gallery, made in Britain clock, Elephant test ivory, chinese, japanese ivory, chess etc.. I haven't word to write everything

Must see Museum in Hyderabad. The museum hosts some of the finest pieces of art including the famed veiled Rebecca. The rare art collection belong to the last Prime Minister of Hyderabad Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III. Entrance ticket price is Inr 20/- for adults and 10/- for children.But such a lovely place for this price

Good place to visit. Lot of Nizam history and famous statues "The Veiled Rebecca", double statue and musical clock. Maintenance is good. No food items are allowed. Four wheeler parking available in side. ₹50 is charged for mobile camera, else you need to keep in clock room.

Museums are great way to get knowledge. It's amazing how a place explains so much about the history. Salar Jung museum is beautiful Do not miss Veiled Rebecca sculpture and musical clock.

Lots of thing to know about the legacy of nawab salar Jung ||| and his predecessors and do take a guide he will give you reasons behind each post aur things hanging in the walls and how they are maintained till date. And yes do read before or else it will just bore you within minutes. Entry fee:- Rs. 20/- Camera charges:- Rs. 50/-

So many things to know there regarding our culture and art. If get a guide it'll be excellent.

This Mesuem is unique and highly recommended for family and friends visit. It's a great place to know about the great King of Hyderabad H.H.Nizam and he's personal stuff and collections. Entry ticket is Rs.20 for Adult and Children Rs.10.

Great place to visit if you are interested in history. Better to keep the mobile phones in the lockers available and carry only one per group because they charge extra for every mobile phone or camera.

Must visit place in Hyderabad city. The sheer size of the museum, number of artifacts on displace is just astonishing. The clock which strikes every hour is a spectacle in itself, last strike you can watch is at evening 5. If you like history and want to go through each room with patience you need an entire day. You will need a minimum of 2-3 hours to just walk and cover each room in the museum. You meed to buy a ticket for any type of camera including phone, although its totally worth the small fee charged. Attached map of the museum for reference obtained during recent visit.

It's was a spectacular experience in my life, if you ll get an idea that How much rich of our ancient India please come here at first in your Hyderabad trip, it's take around 2 to 3 hours for complete, this building divided in to two floors, don't waste time to see the clock show in ground floor because every room of this building is full of precious things which should observe very carefully & thoroughly..

This historic museum is a must visit if you're in Hyderabad where you could witness how the nizams lived a luxurious life during their period. Nominal fees for visitors and smartphones/camera. There are East and West blocks where each block has the galleries of Eastern (Mongolian) and Western (British) lifestyle, their specializations, their skills etc. There is a special clock at the central block ground floor which is a must visit and one needs to experience the hourly alarm which is designed with such a precision that it attracts every visitor, especially one should see the 12 noon alarm.

“The best introduction to art is to stroll through a museum. The more art you see, the more you'll learn to define your own taste.” “A museum is a place where one should lose one's head.” “A museum has to renew its collection to be alive, but that does not mean we give on important old works.” Statues, Paintings, Artiallry.

Good collection of a single Nizam. Huge collection or artifact's and luxury items. Gave 4 stars as many galleries were closed. Good place for knowing history.

The place is well maintained. It'll take you around 2 to 4 hours to complete the tour as there are so many things to cover. No need to take photographs at each and every corner as in the end you'll be so tired. 😅 There are toilets, chairs, food, and drinking water available. Parking is adequate and the staffs are friendly. If you're planning to get food, eat from the cafeteria inside the museum in the first floor as it is cheaper. Outside restaurant is expensive.

I can say that this is must visit place if you are in Hyderabad. Ticket Price: 50 rupees Camera use charge: 50 rupees You can easily spend almost half of your day here. There are many things to see here. You will find versatility here. From one to another room just visit and experience different things from history. Things you must see. 1. Musical Watch (see video posted) 2. Double face statue 3. Armour used by kings 4. Handicrafts made with elephant teeth (although it was a cruel process separating teeth but it just happened in history so you can enjoy art on them) 5. Western and eastern blocks to see the culture of European and Asian countries There is a food court inside and good number of washrooms and water facilities are available. You should purchase a camera ticket.

Near MG Road metro,this place is must visit place of Hyderabad. Entry fee is 50 rs for adult and 20/- for child but will recommend to spend another 50/- bucks for camera/mobile ticket, as mobile phones are not allowed. The place demands minimum 3-4 hours minimum. If you want to at least just visit every part of the museum. The museum has collection from different parts of the world.Overall nice place definitely recommended.

The Museum Is Full Of Antiques And Ancient Crafts And I Have Never Seen Such A Big One-Man Collection Of Antiques In My Entire Life, It Is The Third Largest Museum In India. I Recommend You To Hold Atleast 4-5 Hours For The Tour And Experience Every Piece Of It Slowly And With Joy. Note: Timings - 10 AM to 5 PM Tickets: Adult - Rs 50 Mobile Phone (For Photography)- Rs 50 Enjoy The Museum!! 👌😃

A world class collection of antiques. Must visit. Online tickets can be booked on BOOKMYSHOW. Don't keep other engagements. Visit this place separately and reserve the day to peek into the history of Nawabs stores in around 35 spacious halls. In the building cafeteria will take care of your tummy. Exit enriched with rich historical memories.

It might take 2-4hrs to explore the whole place. There will be an entry fee of 50/- per head and if u wanna carry a mobile phone inside the museum you will have to pay 50/- for a single mobile. There's a food court inside the museum and fast-food,chat items,and drinks are available there.

One can spend a full day here. Nicely maintained museum. It has all kinds of artefacts like crockery, weapons, furniture from different eras and different places of the world. Also popular for its soldier clock. If one likes to see it ring more times then they should visit around 12 o'clock. Also must see a double wood statue and veiled Rebecca. If one is planning to spend a long time and really interested then they should buy an audio guide ( there is an app on the phone, carry your headphones).

Absolutely love this place. If you're a history enthusiast, then this place is a heaven. They have a very vast yet finer collection of pieces. The art gallery is astounding. Words seriously cannot describe the brilliance of this place.

This museum is one of the main attractions of Hyderabad. The museum is filled with art ! There are beautiful paintings, sculptures and figures. It really talks about our history as well as the history of places from all around the world. This is also the place where the original sculpture of the Veiled Rebecca lies. The galleries present depict various times of history from various countries other than India. This museum is underrated for what it offers. There is parking available on site. There is also a canteen in the museum. Be prepared to walk in the museum.

A must visit treasure trove for history enthusiasts & tourists alike, it's my 4th time I guess & even now it enthuses me to explore & found lesser time fr a days visit. Maintenance can be improved of certain items as in historical furniture I suppose or so I felt due to dusty torn sofas if it's allowed for maintenance. Nevertheless the tour is an experience you cannot miss!

Overall, the Salar Jung Museum is a must-visit for anyone visiting Hyderabad. It's a captivating journey through time and culture, offering something for everyone. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious about the world, this museum will leave you with a lasting impression.

It's an awesome collection of many masterpieces which includes the gaint clock and the 2 way sculpture and the marble statue of virgin Mary is exceptional

I have been here 4 times. The first time I was here was in the year 2001. Then 2004, 2015 and 2019. It is so big. My god!. The Jewels. The Ornaments. It's just amazing. It takes at least 4-5 hours to visit the entire palace.

Nice place to visit. Will able to know many facts and stuffs you haven't seen before. Good learning experience for kids.

Good place for visiting. Historical place in Hyderabad. Big museum to visit.. I cam out in middle very big to see all things.

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung Family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Nepal, Burma, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe and North America. It is one of the largest museum in the world.

Full history of Hyderabad is stored in this place one who is interested in history and crafts should definitely vist here

Nice place

So many artifacts of Mughal and other historic lines can be found in the museum. The ticking clock and many great sculptures are also present here. Well maintained and good food served in the cafeteria. Expect the management to keep up with the pace and go online or any e commerce vending for selling their photographs or any other articles present in the stalls for sale.

Vivacious. Enjoyed with family

Nice

Great Architecture. I recommend to visit there atleast once.

Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located in Dar-ul-Shifa on the southern bank of Musa River in Hyderabad city, the capital of Telangana state. It is one of the three national museums in India. It is close to important monuments of old city of Hyderabad city like Charminar, Mecca Masjid.... this place is beautiful....

Fairly Disappointed , I visited this museum twice once in 2005 and next in 2015 and then again in 2019 to my surprise the number of antiques in this museum are drastically reducing. these days this museum feels a lot empty.. if you want to visit then plan in such a way tat you stay at least for 3 hours so that you can watch the mechanical watch chiming, believe me its soo mesmerizing

Very good place I enjoyed iy

Too crowded!

The museum building, semicircular in shape with 38 galleries, spread on two floors, displays only a part of the original collection. The ground floor has 20 galleries and the first floor has 18 galleries. The exhibits on different subjects are displayed in separate galleries. Each gallery is huge and has many artifacts on display including ones dating back to the 4th century. There are plans for a new Islamic Gallery, where Islamic artifacts and manuscripts of the Qur'an will be displayed.

Museum is good..we can see many ancient historic preservations. People from all over the globe visits here and see the ancient historic icons of India. There are many parts to see. To complete each and every part and to know about it, one or two days is not enough to watch., I visited only twice but have to see much more in that museum...Pride of india

Really good one, it was built by Nizam's,this is the place where one can xplore many things that related to both State n country's history One should definitely visit this place I really recommend it,

V.v.v good

Awesome?

Nice place

Must visit museum in Hyderabad. The clock collection is magnificent!

Good

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artefacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. The museum's collection was sourced from the property of the Salar Jung family, after whom it is named. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

It was pretty decent , the musical clock was nice.

Nice

Awesome

Good

Nice

photography more than other cultural things.

A marvelous place for museum lovers!! This museum gives International feeling when it comes to visit the standard museum. An epic view which is absolutely amazing as it contains historical ornaments of great personalities people. Anyone can stunned by seeing this wonderful museum. This giant size museum also contains most beautiful carvings of elephant's teeth. There was also a prehistoric time clock which runs till today in same pace. I'd say this should be in the bucket list of every persons who are fond of visiting monuments and historical places.

The building and facilities are poorly taken care of - give an old time sarkari (governmental) feel (many of today's government facilities look more well kept than this one). Lighting for the displays is particularly bad. Also this attracts big crowd. Nevertheless, it has some priceless and unique collection as some of the photos show. Worth visiting one.

Salar Jung Museum, it's located in Hyderabad. It's a very big museum. It's has lots of items used by the kings of Salar Jung I, II, III and so on. It is one of the most popular and must visit place in Hyderabad. It has a Clock which is Few centuries old and it's still working. Every hour the bell rings in the clock, at that time from the clock a small man came out from a room and rang the bell. This toy functionality is amazing. For watching this alone a big crowd assembles near the clock. Chairs and two big screens also placed there for viewing this incident. This palace has kings used Furnitures, Weapons, carved on ivory items, Statues. One amazing statue is from one side it shows a man and in the back side it's shows a women. Don't miss to see this. The museum opens in the morning at 10am and will be available till 5pm in the evening. Friday is Holiday.

It is great place to learn about our culture and heritage. There are several things that were used during anicent days like swords, knifes, clothing etc. It was amazing to see their skills and art at that time and it was difficult to match with the technology we have now. Overall it was a great learning experience. I got to learn so much. Educational as well as recreational. Food wasn't that good in the premises though.

There is such a beautiful display of such splendid showpieces that it is just mesmerizing at every step It brings out so much information about such beautiful topics with splendid collections of every type. This fulfills the curiosity of everyone of every age group and interests

Best museum. Has got plenty of categories and it's all rare and an antique collection. Need atleast half a day to give a glance. Neat and clean with good parking space and snacks counter all around. definitely worth a visit if you're in Hyderabad.

Such a beautiful place with a historic exhibits and that's arrange in beautiful manner.. Organized, neat and clean place..crowded place and the reason is obvious it's a best museum..If you see each and every section then one day is not enough for this.. But don't worry... Hotels and restaurant are available.. Transportation is available..paintings are beautiful.. Collection of armories are awesome...you must visit this place at least once.. Fee for entry not that much.. You can put your bag here.. You have to pay extra money if you want to take mobile with you inside.. Overall nice place.. Hope this information helps you if it is then click on like thumb 👍☺😉

It's a very nice museun.. 👌👌😍❤

1960's place. May be grandiose at that time but it needs maintenance now. If you visited Chowmalla palace before, it may bore you. However if you are an artifact lover, go with a fresh mind in the morning else it may drain you. If you have any breathing related allergies avoid Carpets and Sofa collections as they are stinking a lot.

We had visited the Salar Jung Museum which is one of the top tourist attractions in Hyderabad during our sightseeing in Hyderabad. One has to pay 20 rupees per person for entrance fees and another 50 rupees for photography using mobile phone or camera. The Museum is very big with many galleries across floors showcasing not only historical artifacts collected from this region but also all over the world. We saw coins of different era of India. We saw large paintings, sculptures, clay artifacts, dolls, wooden artifacts, glass artifacts, ivory artifacts and the list goes on. This is a must visit tourist attraction in Hyderabad.

Very awesome place to visit and good knowledge of historical things placed in it.....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💯💯💯

Many things to see inside. Must visit place in Hyderabad.

A must visit place in Hyderabad.

🙌🙌🙌

Excellent place so much knowledge.

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Nice muesum

Incredible India

It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. Single day is not enough to watch all blocks, you should be come at early morning. It is great museum.

Really a very beautiful museum! A must visit if you visit hyd!!

One of the Best museum in country. British Clock is the best part of the museum.

Good

Its a nice place

(Translated by Google) It is an ancient history famous tourist destination. (Original) ಇದೊಂದು ಪುರಾತನ ಇತಿಹಾಸ ಪ್ರಸಿದ್ಧ ಪ್ರವಾಸಿ ತಾಣ.

Just one the most elaborate museums, I have ever seen. Take the self guided tour with audio thingy costs 100 rupees but totally worth it. The clock is a funny disappointment but the experience is quite good. The veiled Rebecca is a sight to behold. Warning, you have seen nothing like it. Paintings art craft toys ......from all around the world

I have gone here first Jan 2020 it was excellent thank you

Amazing place with huge collection. It will take almost entire day to cover all the floors. You may expect huge rush and long queue at ticket counter. The place is well maintained and clean. You can find decent snacking option inside the complex.

Best historical place and museum.

Boring

Historical Place Of Hyderabad,,,

About museum The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Location: Dar-ul-Shifa, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Established: 16 December 1951; 68 years ago Owner: Government of India Collection size: 1.1 million objects Below age 18 Free entry buy showing Id card Age or adhar card Etc any documentry proof ITS FAMOUS FOR It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

Once a home to Nizam turned to a museum ... ROYALTY in every step .. PRIDE OF HYDERABAD

The are many galleries which exclusively hold different things-ivory, gun, clock, painting galleries.... The miniature paintings and statues make us wonder whether they are really antiques or modern art?

Salar Jung Museum is nice. Various articles, clock, manuscripts , ceramics and metallic artefacts from India, Burma, China , Persia , Egypt , Nepal and North America. Excellent museum. It has great facilities for tourists. peak season is summer season and holidays session. Excellent place for photography.

(Translated by Google) It was bigger than I expected and there were many buildings, so I enjoyed it enough. (Original) 思っていたよりも、広くて、建築物も多くて十分に楽しめました。

Well maintained, beautiful n imposing building. Huge collection, 3-4 hrs worth stuff arranged elegantly. Must visit!

Nice

Museum opened to visitors on 10th November 2020.

Amazing... Unbelievable... Mind Blowing... Everything..😂😂

Went to this museum when I was small..very nice 👌 experience still remember the clock ⏰ ring

Incredible

Best of our history collection,,I Shocked and Surprised

Excellent, experience is unique, one visit is a must, what eyes can feel, no camera can capture

Historical places

I visited this museum after 16 years to my surprise I found very less items/artifacts. The maintenance seems worst now a days. But still you can find vast majority of items which is hardly found under single place/roof. To my surprise the tickets were selling till 4;30 pm and museum closing time is 5:00 pm. Please avoid visiting on holiday sessions. There is no control of how much people are allowed at any given time. The air quality is pathetic inside because of over crowded. The air conditioning is not working. Adults fees is : 20 rupees Children : free ticket For cameras: 50 rupees For foreigners: 500 rupees

This museum houses the best Restaurant in the entire Hyderabad. Tasty hygiene food at cheap rate.

Antique

Waste of time.... You will get lost inside..... Nothing interesting to see.... There are 3 blocks of museum, I left after covering only 1 block.... boring place

Every thing

Nice place to see Old monuments

Ancient species and history of India as displayed if you want to know about Hyderabad and over Telangana you must visit ❣️❣️

Mast

This place has alot of articles...it takes about 1-2 hours to see everything...it's a must visit place...there are alot of intricately designed ivory articles which shows how rich is historic India in its culture and skills and various other items you must see...children upto 18 years can get free entry if u show your school/college identity card at the ticket counter, also for adults, entry fee is ₹20/person, ₹50/mobile camera, you are not allowed to carry big bags and back packs...museum starts to close after 5:00 pm

Mast

Must visit

One of the best museum I have visited. The image I have uploaded is the trending image on social media. That sculpture was hand made and the other facilities were also good

Completely unorganised. No proper parking facility. It's like each man for himself.. you'll be lucky to come out in one piece (if you manage to get in!!) But if you can ignore all the crowd and nuisance, it's an good place to learn about history.

Beautiful Garden Path Designs and Ideas for Yard Landscaping with Stone Pebbles. 200 year old amazing musical clock, This clock is one of the chief attractions Artifacts from all over the world that include clock, the Veiled Rebecca, rare scriptures and manuscripts, paints

Should come and visit , Should come and visit once in a lifetime , But do take a tour guide along with you ,

A heaven for history lovers. I had to visit multiple times to finish visiting all sections of this museum. It takes you to extensive tour around the beginning of the earth and leaves you spellbound by the beauty of our history. Definitely worth visiting when in Hyderabad!

It was nice to go with family. And the ivory crafts are mind glowing.Restaurants are available with quality food. Parking is also available. There is so much area to cover inside the museum. Women Toilets are really in bad condition.

Wonderful museum.......one of the best place to visit ,it costs free of price for school, college students under 18 years of age and we can know everything about it here.

Great

Best place for visiting

Worth a visit with family . So many interesting artifact that even half a day is less to see whole of the museum. Nicely maintained.

History is perfectly presented here with proof.

😀

Very very nice place one of the best in hyderabad

Awesome place to know about history.

It is very nice place .Nearly 1/2 day required to visit entire museum and entry ticket price is reasonable price around 10-20 rupees. This are the pics i taken from the museum.

Amazing

It's been 20 years since visiting the museum. The memories are still fresh. The museum is a proof for What one man could collect and it holds the record for largest collection by an Individual. The efforts to still run mechanical system of watch is amazing. Must go place in Hyderabad.

Wonderful Artefacts... Amazing single man collection

Nice place

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.The Museum is a royal treat for art collectors with its 43,000 art objects and 50,000 priceless books and manuscripts. The collections range from Indian Art, Middle Eastern Art, European Art, Far Eastern Art, Children Art etc. I have been visiting this place since my childhood Everytime whenever the guest used to come ..the museum is very big one will get tired roaming from one room to another...there are canteens present inside the museum one can take rest after walking so much...

Nice place just remember to see the clock

One of the best museums in India !

World largest one an collection in worlf

Best museum in the state. Must visit place.

Excellent place to visit in Hyderabad,,,,, A historical,, ancient and well knowned place in old city area of hyderabad,, Personally recommended to visit this place with family,, friends,, or group visit also.. Enjoyed a lot with family this time,, and lot's of times with friends also 👍👍👍👍

Good collection of antique things .

One of the biggest museum in India, I like this place very much

Good place..

Antique pieces, amazing sculptures, punch-marked coins, old photos and paintings are some of the beautiful displays in this museum. I kinda' liked the weapons and handicrafts very much. Gives us a vast idea of the kings or "Nizams" of Hyderabad. Heart touching ☺️☺️

One of the Tourist Attraction of Hyderabad. A must visit place for every tourist to know about History, Art, Culture, Sculptures information. Source: Wikipedia The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.

Very nice place

“One of the best museums in the world” The stunning and largest collection of Mizam on display which is located not more than a KM away from the major landmark of hyderabad "The Charminar". This museum is beautifully crafted architecture wherein you get to see antiques from all over the world. Out of all the crockery which you get to see persian seems to be nizam's favorite. There is this famous tall standing clock out of which Cuckoo comes out every hour and there is music played inside without the electricity. The small small pieces are so finely arranged inside that it still works so fine even after more than 100s of years. There are also war collection in display such as iron mesh suits, shield, sword, pistols, rifles and other weapons. It is very amazing when you get to see such workmanship during those days when they made these things.

Awesome museum of Hyderabad Nizam life

A place to visit with family. A place to visit more than once. This museum has a huge collection of Indian and foreign cultures. You may have the audio guides available in different languages to have a better experience of the museum.

This place is for sure following the corona prevention rules properly and is sure a beautiful place worth every ruppe

An Ocean Of Rare Things And Knowledge Factory Must Visit Place In Hyderabad

A quiet good place

A mix of good stuff and random tidbits, a lot of times rather poorly displayed and maintained. The Ming dynasty China collection is pretty extensive and rarely appreciated, the Indian miniatures collections is as good as you’d expect to anywhere. Some of the special items like Empress Noor Jahan’s dagger or Tipu’s sword should have found a place of greater honour than being mixed up with other objects in the arms gallery.

Good place to hangout if you have not been there...well maintained, worth seeing

Beautiful. Very nice. It's awesome to see.

Museum is so good and the art of ivori is the best part of whole museums And also musical clock is also one of the bast part of the museum

It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifact's, carpets, clocks, and furniture

It's so amazing and great

Very superb

Awesome

Should Open 2nd Floor Otherwise It Has Good Experience..

A good place to spend your day and witness Art. Do take out time and witness the 'Veiled Rebecca' marble statue.

Please visit the place if you have come to Hyderabad for couple of days ....it takes 3 hours to see the Salar jung Museum. And last not least the arrangement of canteen and clean Toilets..!

It's an national museum with large variety of collections and well maintained..it's an interesting place to gain knowledge about our history..the clock is main attraction of the museum.

Is an Art museum located at HYDERABAD, Telangana, INDIA

Right time to visit museum during pandemic, as very less people are visiting and you can have the opportunity to explore well every thing there. Don't hesitate to pay Rs. 50 for phone or camera, because you will miss it inside for sure. Don't carry 4K movie camera, because security is not allowing it though you have paid the fees.

Historical place

Nicely maintained.

Awesome place to explore your knowledge

Salar Jung Museum is one of the three national museum's in India. Originally it was a privet collection of Salar Jung family but after Salar Jung 3rds death it was endowed to the nation. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world. One of the most significant possessions of the museum is the sculpture of Veiled Rebecca by Italian sculptor Giovanni Maria Benzoni. It is one of four copies made by the sculptor. The other three are in various museums of the US. The museum is a jem of Hyderabad. And is a must watch for everyone visiting Hyderabad.

hyderabadi made and proud

Would be better if visiting time is extended till 7..

Good

Great 👌

Osm museum

Best Museum

Very rich collection

Beautiful armaments and old memories

Good place and historical place. The items of old nawabs are good. They are very ancient and historical items. Much value in this days. Young kids need to be see and know the culture of nawabs. They have very large collection of items like nawabs belongings, their dresses, weapons and the household items.

Nice collection

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Nice place to visit

Nice salar Jung Museum

Nice place and awesome museum. Dont visit on Friday as museum closes Every Friday.

Great palace.... One day is not enough for details....

This is a very good museum containing a lots of information about a ancient emperor's of Hyderabad. Had a good time there. If you come to Hyderabad, then definitely visit the Salar Jung Museum.

A complete museum with perfect display

Ancient museum which is renovated as per modern trends. Good antique pieces are displayed exhibiting the history of Nawabs

Beautiful antique pieces.Loved them all.

Neet maintenance and must visit place in Hyderabad

Historical place

Historical knowledge

Big museum ,must visit for everybody considering evrybdy must knw sm piece of History regarding places like Hyderabad and its rulers . Good Artifacts and collection here ,Good arrangements by staff around for guiding and maintaining social distancing ,drinking water available and also washrooms/restrooms ,nice timepass for half a day or 1 day depending on how much time u spend here depending on your speed of covering all parts and sections of Museum ,overall i for one am , satisfied with this place ,entry fee is cheap too ,but gottu pay for mobile camera ,but still affordable

Super place

Pretty peaceful

Very nice

Fabulous place..one will never be able to believe that it is single family collection. A unique opportunity to see so many things in one place.. it is like treasure of Hyderabad on display

National historical museum, Amazing place to gain our knowledge of different eras in human history and the rise of great civilizations. The biggest attraction of the museum that is the musical clock dates back to the 19th century and consists of more than 350 parts. It takes whole 1 day to see completely in this museum. This museum is one of my favorite tourist places.

One of the best attractions of Hyderabad. Was great in olden days,it seems most of the exhibits are being lessened and in my recent visit I felt that the museum slowly loosing it's sheen poor maintenance is clearly noticeable. Apart from that the clock, Rebecca statue, famous man and woman statue and tutancaman's throne copy are great, the variety of watches and the artillery exhibited are great.

Nice place

Nice

彫刻も素晴らしいが、インド全土をほぼ網羅しているらしい往時の諸藩王肖像列図があり、その最下段の隅に清朝皇帝が描かれている。インド人の対中国観が垣間見える瞬間である。

Beautiful museum to visit. A must visit place in Hyderabad. It needs almost a day to see the museum.

Nice place

My children got knowledge

Must visit

Good place to explore history of Hyderabad like it so much

It's ok

itzz good

I love to visit museums actually.... Nice place to visit with family ,u will definitely have a good time there to watch historical sculptures and Nawabi collection 🤩 ... 20rs ticket for adults and kid below 3years is free.. You should pay 50₹ for your mobile phone to take it inside and it is worth to pay, because you gonna click too many pictures inside.... Very neat and clean inside.... Washroom is not at all good it smells too bad .. plzz take care of that yaa plz...

Superb

A must visit...It has really great collection of artistic articles from the world.

I love the culture of Hyderabad

Nice to visit and good experience

Nizam,s and nawab,s time missing historical museum you can go and see this very historical place in Hyderabad go

A must visit place in Hyderabad. Don't miss the Musical clock, be there before 12 PM to enjoy the full working and music of clock. In other attractions you can enjoy a very vast collection of arts and culture from all over the world.

Wonderful

One of the good museum with few amazing collection might be in the list of many people but if you want to really enjoy the true essence of museum go with a guide or it may be like just a Chinese movie without subtitles#salarjungmuseum #nawab#nizam#telanganatourism

Good palace

Awasome place to vist

చాలా బాగుంది సాలార్ జంగ్ 123 పురాతన వస్తు సేకరణ చాలా గొప్పగా ఉంది దీనికి ప్రభుత్వం సహకారం అందించడం నిర్వహించడం పర్యవేక్షించడం గర్వించదగ్గ విషయం పురాతన వస్తువులను ఇంత జాగ్రత్తగా చూసుకోవటం ప్రజలకు చూపి నందుకు ధన్యవాదాలు తెలుపుకుంటున్నాను

Great place....

You must pay for mobile or camera

Good place to visit.

Nice museum to visit

Awesome collection

Interesting place. Loved it

Ground floor Entrance- Ivory Carving Gallery & First floor Western block- European Painting gallery, Loved it.

One of the best museum in India.Remarkable collections from all corners.

Nice museum

Well maintained...good for single visit

Good place to know about history and it has amazing pieces of art works.

Nice and good

Excellent Collections

Good place

The museum is very nice , the armory room is very very nice and all the people were come to here for that clock only

Museum is so clean and tidy. Good place for spending time with kids on weekends historical sculptures and nawab collection are high light. Parking canteen available.

It's a beautiful place...I am in love with it...one museum with so many art form...and daggers are so beautiful, cannot even imagine...nice experience

Great Museum to Visit. There is also pure veg restaurant in the premises itself. It's open till 5:00 PM. There is also a cloak room where anyone can keep there belongings. For camera or mobile you need to pay extra Rs 50.

Lighting is bad. But exhibits are really good. Do keep munching Food. Musical Clock is nice. Parking spaces are easily available. Preferably go in early morning. I hope the exhibits are well maintained in Inert gas Chambers like abroad. Museum is in need of funds from public as well as from central and state governments. 2nd floor has wonderful Clock section. Also ar effects from Around world are present. Exhibits have names. But detailed description of many is missing. I hope they improve upon that.

This is a must visit place if you are in Hyderabad. It is one of the biggest museum in India and has amazing collection of historical items. The main attraction is the 200 year old musical clock and i would recommend going there around 11 and 12 as you can see a small man in the clock beating the bell

Nice place for history lovers

The place is located very close to Char Minar. The museum has a vast historical collection. You can get guide easily if you are interested to know more about history. Public transport is easily available from here. You can go to Golconda fort, Hussain sagar lake or char minar easily from here

Time pass

Wonderful

Good experience

Loved this place!

Perfect map

Everything is good. The only thing to be note that, it get closed by 5pm sharp

Beautiful museum..... Everything historical information

Nice museum

Awesome

Fabulous Salar Jung museum amazing paintings nice old gun's atleast one time must visit :)

Many missed

It's a nice historical information and belongings for all Indian legends and nawabs etc.,

Love the place. Devotional, historical place. A must watch.

Good history information

Required to improve maintenance and Food stalls are not hygienic., No proper ambiance at all. Mainly not maintaining proper covid -19 rules.

Good

Otherwise you have to keep your mobiles in clock room they will charge 10 rs for lock. Ticket price is 20 rs per person Mobile photography 50 Rs for one mobile

Best place for njoyyyy

Friday hollyday

Nice place

Nice place

A good place to review history and see some antiques.

Super

Good place to go with family , Please have cash only as they don't have upi or online transaction facilities. After covid they are charging 50rs each for taking your phone inside the museum. Washroom and food facilities are available. Ticket fare :- 20rs each

Great ambience and good collection of artifacts.... Very reasonable entry price...

Its outstanding place of history

I will not write it as a good and marvellous one(of course it is) . I will suggest you to visit it if u have some interest in arts and artifacts and some history of rulers of Hyderabad ( only one thing is a bit irritating is u will see the same guys photos all over the building) . Don't visit it with belly Full of food as u might feel sleepy covering half the building. Serious goers pls be patient with the annoying fellows who try to take selfies with the portaits on u r way( seriously i dont know what the gonna do with those pics) in the museum

Awesome...

Definitely to know the history of Hyderabad have to visit salar Jung museum. Better to take Guide to explain about the things which were there

Our history.... good

Nice place if you are passionate about antique things

Nice place to understand Nizaam history

Superb it's realy nice historical places

Very nice 👍

Very nice place to see old things

Historical things are good

Good place but overcrowded long queues for buying tickets

Liked it ...!

Nice

Good

Good

I dont like this museum,because it haven'tgive information about indian hindu culture

Educative

There is so much to see and learn. Amazing. Mobile phones are not allowed inside. Please deposit or purchase a photography ticket for your phone

Good experience

Great

Good ancient collection of 18th and 19th century

Wide range of Nizam Collection

This place is unique in nature.. U will find great piece of art and culture during nizam. The musical clock which made with 350pwrts and just 3minutes before person standing with door open and as soon as hour is touched it goes back is a treat to watch. Secondly beautiful wooden carved double statues is amazing art piece. Overall u will require 5hiurs to complete walk of museum. Parking is available and snack counter at each floor with reasonable prices.

There are so many antique collections available to see..a very good historical place..

Osm place to watch improve ur knowledge about our kings

Good place to visit

Good

Museum majorly on one ruler but also has interesting artefacts of other era too

Beautiful Experience.

Very good

It's an incredible great place to visit....

Best place for students and adults

historical place

Over hyped, mainly personal items of the guy

Good place to come with family and friends.

Good

Nice place to visit in Hyderabad

Nice place.....

Good

Tour

Super

amazing

A good place that gives the entire knowledge of the Salar jung.

Very peaceful place and very attractive collection... Personally I liked the elephant teeth article collection... 👍

Best museum for history enthusiasts

Wonderful & very rare antique collection...

Nice

Awesome museum

Wow super

Very good

One place to know about Nizam sarkar and their development towards the city.

Excellent place for tourists and kids

This place must to visit when u go to Hyderabad,there lot of handmade things and old design things

Must visit place. First time visitors can take help of guide for affordable price to understand the importance of things in the museum.

Worth visiting

Nice place to visit

Awesome....

My favorite place

Visit for one whole day

Great

When i was a kid i went so many times in 90s time after 20years later i went to this place with my son😉 i was shocked.... coz it has completely changed, lots of items are not available and instead added some modern items i guess. Previous collection was better than now..

If you would like to really know how rich India is - you have got to visit the Salar Jung museum. Salar Jung is basically a title of Prime Minister. And this museum has a very small part of the Salar Jung III's collection. Cant imagine the wealth that the Nizams would have had. Hire a guide, who is available when you enter the museum.

Very nice place and neatly maintained

Bigger larger unique piece of a building LocAted in hyderabad Can spend a day fully with can see and experience multi items Swords Kings dresses War items Clock Antiques Etc..

Very nice Museum

Loved it

I loved it and it is very good for as tourist place in hyd. There is also a available food courts and well maintained washrooms for all. And there a reasonable prices for food 😉😉😉

So amazing 😎❤

It's k but increase the old product's

Fine

Very nice 👌👌👍

Very Nice Collection, Can enjoy

The museum was so good. Well maintained. Directions were labelled well. Staff is friendly. Food was a bit costly like one fourth more than the usual prices,but since it's a tourist spot, It's quite expectable. Sanitisers were there at the beginning not the building. Veiled Rebecca statue is my favourite. I watched it for like ½ an hour. It was so good. And you should also see ivory carvings room.

All rooms are not allowed to see.

Good placee

Good collection

Excellent historical place to visit

It is a place to learn all about the history of India

Excellent experience,i want a sword and a pistol which are in the exhibition at the museum.if u can please give me a wine glass with gold plating

It has our golden history a most beautiful experience I had

Good

Amazing place to see our history and culture must vist

Was amazing😍 and people should visit for this awesome place.

Beautiful tourist place

This is awesome

Impressive..

Good to see ....good collection of statutes

Keshavulu

Nice informative place.

Good place for know our history.

Best place to visit in Hyderabad

Very nice

Excellent historic treasure

loved it

Because of historical things to see everyone

Nice place

Really Amazing! I just love going there and learning more 👌🏽

The best museum in India.

One of the big museums in India. You will see a lot of artifcats here which are stored here. There are some great paintings and statues present here. Veiled Rebecca is one of the most prominent one. Car and Bike Parking is there. You will have different restaurants present inside the campus where you can have your lunch. You will need 3 hours to see all the things here. Tickets can be purchased online or offline.

History

Worth to visit..... Very good place to know the history and art...

Good

Super

Intresting

Very beautiful place and amazing museum

Wow... The history has been so well restored. It was amazing... Especially go just 5 mins before any hour... U will the relic watch live and enjoy the show

Full day required to see the exhibits. Guide will help you tell you better about the history of the this place

Nice

awesome

Oh my god🙂 one day time required to cover the entire museum. All historical & nizam times things are there. Especially Veg kitchen restaurant superb, nice lunch we had, it exists in back side of the meuseum.

Awesome experience.

Good and antique expensive things to have a look

Good

More than I expected 👍

Nice place to visit.

Superb collection.

Equipped with old ivory , sculptures , metal crafts,swords and various pistols..

Good place

Wonderful museum. With awesome collections

Awfully

In salar jung museum there is a manuscript section on 1st floor

Take s

Is should be bee Better

Good museum its very use full

If you want know about Hyderabad history then is the correct place to visit

Excellent and how to looking so beautiful

Salar Jung Museum is one of the three National Museums of India. This museum is the also the third largest museum in India and it houses a collection of ancient manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, sculptures, textiles, paintings and clocks. Most of the articles treasured in this museum, belong to different civilizations. Daggers belonging to Empress Noor Jahan, Emperor Jehangir and Emperor Shah Jahan are among the important historical antiques found in the museum. The ancient artifacts held in the museum belong to the Salar Jung family and these collections dates back to the 1st century. Under the Salar Jung Museum Act of 1961, the museum is maintained by the Board of Trustees with the Governor of Andhra Pradesh as ex-officio chairperson. Apart from the thirty eight galleries containing precious artifacts, the museum also has a library, cafeteria, sales counter and a reading room. The Salar Jung Museum is one of the best tourist attractions in Hyderabad and it attracts about ten lakh visitors every year.

It is an experience that each and everyone should undertake at least once in their lifetime. Anyone who wants to understand and feel the heartbeat of Hyderabad should definitely go. A veritable slice of history, glory comes alive, it's contemporary relevance heightened.

Within 2 hours we completed our visit as usual as other museums

Good place worth to visit this

One of the best museums in India! Cannot visit all the galleries within one day, it's so big!

Good nice

Nice

Our pride

Salar Jung Museum Museums are to see the real time in space. The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951. It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

The place was incredible, COVID-19 measures were taken and very beautifully maintained place. The entry fee for indians is 30rs and that for foreigners is 500rs. And that to take electronic equipment the ticket would would seperately 50rs for single equipment, and do not forget to see the clock, which is what Salar Jung museum is famous for, I personally suggest you to see it at 12oclock as it rings for 12 times. As you have visited Salar Jung, don't forget to eat at Hyderabad famous briyani place MADINA! which is roughly 2kms from there. Hope you guys enjoy.!!

Great collection of our rulers i.e Salar Jung. Must visit place in Hyderabad. You'll have a peaceful time spending here.

It is worth going once and helpful for the people who are having interest in historical things. But the worst thing is the FOOD COURT. Better eat outside somewhere but there. Overall, it was a good experience visiting there..

The museum is fantastic 👏 . But, many rooms have been closed. Before , when I was little , it was really superb and flawless. But now , so many rooms have been closed. That Is the reason I am giving 4stars.

Loved it

Back to the HISTORY

Good parking space, Entry tickets are cheap. Can easily spend half a day here. Rest area and snack bars well arranged. Guides available.

Was really good experience but food and snacks was not proper the availability isn't good and yes there are things we feel amused by seeing only a big disappointment is we don't see items of centuries back.. almost everything is from British century and 20 th century things.. this makes people nothing to feel great

Must visit place

It is very big museum require lots of patience to cover full.

Great Place for Knowledge.

Well maintained.. A lot of Antiques are present .

Excellent

(Translated by Google) Great hotel (Original) Super hotel

It's nice place

A must visit place while visit to Hyderabad. When you are in hederabad and you hadn't visit the place SalarJung Museum , you missed a lot. You have to take a whole day time for the place and you surely dont think of waste your time very very worth it.

Very Good

Peaceful and beautiful place near charminar, you can visit and pray here if you are going to charminar. This is so big and looks amazing, birds are always here this enhance the Beaty of the mosque 🕌, here people also rest after being tired in Charminar.

Place is good

Its mosque mashallah is very nice is one of the largest mosques in India with a capacity of 20,000. The mosque was built between the 16th and 17th centuries, and is a state-protected monument situated

Great place and history well maintained.

Very nice place for people of historic interest

Good to educate our culture and history for our young childrens.

I just loved this place full of old architecture. Plus it has sitting arrangements if you feel tired and basic amenities like toilet and small food joints inside.

Historical place

staff not very carefull or helpful and always are irritated

We can gain bunch of knowledge like different monuments salarjung ancestors clocks gallery swords gallery manuscripts costumes and many more.

Lots of things to observe

Excellent

Super

Good place for history lovers

It is one of few museums owned by government of India, also one of the largest museums. Has collection from all over the world. It is also well maintained.

Good

A beautiful Atlas of Salar Jung Iii

To know our Hyderabad and indian history you should visit this place.

Super.I like that palce

Superb

Nice place to visit but for clicking pics you have to pay additional charges.

The best to visit to know about Hyderabad history

Nice plese

Excellent

Good place to visit in hyderabad located in old city naya pul

Good

Nice experience 😍

Salar Jung Museum is not a collection of items by a king or ruler, but a army general under the Nizam. They travelled around the World and purchased these artifacts. Suggest to take help of a guide which is available in the museum, to know the details of the products.it will take at least 3 hr to visit the entire museum,1 hr to see only the main items with the help of the guide.

So much history for kids to learn and beautiful statues and painting section and main attraction is clock.

These place is for those who like ancient/old items

This is a vrey beautiful mosque close to Charminar. You should definetly visit this place when you visit Charminar. Most of the portion of this mosque is open and ladies are not allowed in the inner most section but they enter the mosque premises provided they are wearing salwar or leggings and a duppatta / stole / scarf is required. It has a beautiful structure and you can find a lot of pegions inside the mosque.

Peaceful, historic place. Was under renovation during my visit. And Covid-19 restrictions were imposed

I is the oldest masid in hyderabad. It is established at main road and nearby at the tallest place i.e charminar of hyderabad.

Mecca Masjid is one of the oldest mosques in India. It has a main hall capable of hosting 10,000 worshippers. Its location at the heart of Hyderabad and a significant history within Islamic culture has made Mecca Masjid a destination for both believers and tourists.

Qatid e makka masjid Hafiz o Qari moulana Rizwan qureshi... Makka masjid is a very peaceful place in Hyderabad near to Charminar

Nice place ☺️

My favourite masjid in Hyderabad

(Translated by Google) Beutiful MOSQUE (Original) Beutiful MASJID

Beautiful mosque

(Translated by Google) Wonderful mosque (Original) Wonderful masjid

So beautiful.

Biggest and historical masjid in Hyderabad

Good

Best Place in Hyderabad Night Time

Visitors not getting allowed to masjid

Nice

😎

Good architecture

(Translated by Google) Mecca Mosque (Original) Mecca Masjid

(Translated by Google) Masha Allah (Original) Masha Allah

Very good heritage building, but badly maintained , priest Imam is very person , god fearing pious man

(Translated by Google) Subhanallah mashallah ... (Original) Subhanallah mashallah ...

Best place for everyone

Mashallah I offer salat here when Iam closer to charminar and usually People come here from long distances for prayer Its a monument that do exist from a very long time even after many clashes bombblasts it stood straight ❤️ Subhanallah And pigeons gather here in a very large number And my over-all experience is excellent

Beautiful masjid nera Charminar Hyderabad. It is one of the largest masjid in india. Historical monuments too

This Mecca Masjid was was constructed with stone brought from Mecca. It's one of the big masjid in India.

Awesome

(Translated by Google) Masha allah (Original) Masha allah

Nice place

Incredibly beautiful and mesmerizing...never seen such architecture ...mecca masjid is one of my favourite after charminar masjid

(Translated by Google) Some pictures of the box can be found which means you must understand what I mean (Original) বক্স এর কিছু ছবি পাওয়া যাবে মানে আমি কি বলতে চাইছি বুঝতে পারছেন নিশ্চয়ই

(Translated by Google) Allahmdulila (Original) Allahmdulila

A must see monument along with Charminar if you in Hyderabad and near Charminar. Sit there and feel the peace

I love it.

Makkah Masjid or Mecca Masjid, is a congregational mosque in Hyderabad, India. It is one of the largest mosques in India with a capacity of 20,000. The mosque was built between the 16th and 17th centuries, and is a state-protected monument situated in the heart of the old city of Hyderabad, close to the historic landmarks of Charminar, Chowmahalla Palace and Laad Bazaar. One of the superb place to vist ❤ from Mancherial

One of the most popular masjid in the world

It was a great place to learn about our Hyderabad's history .Food is fine and it is a great place to visit with our family and friends on weekends. Ac's been provided inside so that you can't feel the heat outside.water is supplied free inside and the clock show was amazing.overall,it was a fun place but the only thing you should remember is you have to pay extra 50 rs to carry Mobie phone or camera with you,otherwise a 20 rs entry is fine .

Good

Nice measum

Good

If going for the first time, take a guide by paying Just 100 rupees per person!!! Every single rupee will be worth it. You will explore a lot about Indian History which is not in our school books

Gud to see, clock is awesome .

Ok

Museum is okay. One thing good one is that it has lifts . I had my in-laws with me . It was suitable for them. However it is not that big as compared to Chhatrapati Shivaji museum

Too much legs are paining

Good Museum

More preservation required

Very good museum... But parking place is irresponsible

Excellent place for Unique Articles and History lover......

Very good place.. if you are interested in history then this place will not disappoint you

Not at all kept curated.

I visited twise ❤️

Best muesem for collection of historical and attractive assets of Nizam's. Good place for one day picnic to explore the things used by rulers.

Very vast and gas variety of things.

Nice ✌️ 😲 wow

Good place, well maintained..

good place

Super experience

Doing

Awesome place to acquire knowledge

Historic place, must visit

Most amazing collection of Indian Heritage

Excellent museum..Worth visiting

Ocean of knowledge

Honestly didn't expect a museum in India to be this good.. Always room for improvement when compared to Orsay, le Louvre et al, but really really good nevertheless..

Amazing museum with lot of interesting artifacts. Worth a visit but really takes a lot of time to see the whole place.

Awesome

Good. Fully satisfied

Having Wonderful Experience 🙂

Must visit to perceive the history of Hyderabad rulers

Superb

Good place. Informative.

Awesome place, specially ivory segment

Best place for Art and History lovers. Don't prefer sunday, selfie people will ruin the space on Sunday's. Still some rooms are under construction. And most of the rooms are stinks. Take liquid money with you otherwise you have to pay extra 10rs on online pay. Don't carry tobacco products and cigarette lighter inside the museum.

The place is very good.I loved it nd there were many things to observe but specific room we saw like paintings,ivory work ,their weapons etc..all the things about "salar jung 1 to 3rd generation".I love painting that's reson I went the painting room how they paint that's really marvelous..so my suggestion is that go ones nd take a look of those things..very good place nd trust me u all will be enjoying 🙂👍❤

Beautiful place. It needs minimum 3-4 hour to see everything. So plan accordingly. Entry ticket ₹20 and mobile/camera charges ₹50.

An excellent place to spend a day. Being extremely Informative and articulate, it takes you to an age old era which you have only lived in your history books till now. Well maintained, clean. Staffs and guards are helpful and polite. Duration: Reserve a minimum of 3-4 hours if you want to thoroughly enjoy it.. Opening hours: 10AM-05PM as of September, 2021. Fridays and specific holidays closed. Direction: A lot of ways to reach out. One of the best ways is probably to reach the Hyd-Metro Red Line station: Gandhi Bhavan and take an Autorikshaw. The Auto rikshaw fare would roughly be 60-75₹ depending upon the time of visit.

The Salar Jung Museum-Famous for being the third largest museum in the country, the museum boasts of having the largest antiques collection. Entry fee 10 per person for Indians 150 per person for foreign tourists 5 per person for children 50 per person Camera Fee Timings All days of the week except Friday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Good for family to see the history of hyderabad for last few century's rulled by Nizam's

It is one of the most ancient museum in hyderabad, you need atleast of half of the day to roam all the museum.

Salar Jung Museum is a must place to visit in Hyderabad A nobleman of the Salar jung family of Hyderabad, Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III (1889–1949) served as Prime minister of Hyderabad during the Nizam's rule. He spent a substantial amount of his income, over a period thirty-five years, collecting artefacts from all across the world. Inauguration of the Salar Jung Museum by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, c. 1951. After the Nawab died in 1949, the collections were left behind in his ancestral palace Diwan Devdi. The collection was formerly exhibited there as a private museum, named Salar Jung Museum, which was inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru on 16 December 1951. Old timers believe that the present collection constitutes only half of the original art wealth collected by the Nawab. His employees siphoned off part of it, since the Nawab depended upon his staff to keep a vigil. In 1968, the museum shifted to its present location at Dar-ul-shifa , and is administered by a Board of Trustees with the Governor of Telangana as ex officio chairperson under the Salar Jung Museum Act of 1961. Some more art pieces were lost or stolen during the shifting of the museum from Diwan Devdi to the present site. In 2003, the museum signed a memorandum of understanding with the National mission of manuscripts, and was declared a manuscript conservation centre. In 2006, a fire broke out in an auditorium in the museum premises. However, it was quickly extinguished and none of the artifacts were damaged. After the incident, fire safety facilities were upgraded.

its one of the largest one-man collection of the world, Salar Jung Museum is one of the most famous Hyderabad sightseeing places that must be visited. What makes Salar Jung Museum all the more special is its location. It is located quite close to the other tourist spots of Hyderabad such as Charminar, Mecca Masjid, High Court, State Central Library, etc With a collection of close to 43000 art objects, 9000 manuscripts and 47000 printed books, Salar Jung Museum promises a rich experience to all its visitors. The museum has 38 galleries which are spread over two floors. An impressive number of around 13,654 objects are being displayed in all the 37 galleries of Salar Jung Museum.

3rd largest museum of India. A palace of Salar Jung family in Hyderabad. More than 1 m objects are here displaying. There is a giant ancient clock which is quite significant and interesting as a tiny bell man used to get out from the a room inside the clock and bell the hours with a stick just before 3 minutes of each hour. You can see the incident. Open from 10 am to 5 pm. Closed on Friday. Ticket - 20 inr for Indian and for mobile camera - 50 inr.

Nice place to visit, some collections are appeared to be similar. Everyone should watch ringing clock

It have some ancestors items, and also some Chinese and Japanese items, very good neatness maintenance incide and need improvement at ticket counter line, need phone pay acceptance need provide at ticket counter MG metro station near we can use in that way

My most liking place in hyd,it was fully added with the arts, sculpture,ancient clothes,solider weapons and their castume

Fabulous collection. Signage inside the building is very confusing. They hv an app giving audio information about the collection. Please use it, although it's a bit cumbersome to use. The info provided is pretty nice.

Wow!! Lots of things and variety of artifacts to see. Such a great collection. The musical clock is best attraction among tourists. Must visit. You can have some snacks and beverages inside in the canteen area.

Nice place. Lot of historical things. Time has taken toll on the garments, rugs, furniture fabric etc.. Colors are fade. Jade place is good. Coins section is also nice. Armour and weapons were also nice. Best is the arts menship in the elephant ivory section. Those were simply amazing. Enough parking place. Tickets are reasonable price. That musical watch is just over hiped. Closed on Fridays.

Beautiful place and nice musium, well maintained.. tickets are low according to musium.... ample space for parking...

All ancient historical object keep safe and neat. Mast hai. Visit at least one time when you come in Hydrabad.

Good museum. The building has been maintained properly. Need atleast 2-3 hours to cover the entire museum. The artifact's are related to Salar Jung's lifestyle.

Went on a good sunny day. Was mesmerised with everything there. The arts, the culture everything. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Only disappointment was the clock is not working due to some technical issues. Food was average but samosa was good. Will visit again!

Salar-e-Jung Museum is one of the best kept historically factual museums in India. One of the four maintained by Govt of India. One can imagine the lives and shauks of the Nawabs. The Shaukeen lives of the Salar E Jung III is visible by the lavish details of the British era jewels, intricate details on the sculptures. If you enjoy and are blown away by history. It is a must visit for you. Rs 10 to 20 ticket and rs.50 for the mobile. The explanation next to each artifact is enjoyed and devoured by many.

A paradise for history enthusiasts. Various galleries and collections are awe inspiring. This is the closest one been to time traveling yet!!!

Excellent little museum (one of the three national museums in India) that'll truly impress you with some great displays across sculptures, paintings, armours, weapons, clocks, handicrafts and the special attraction "British Bracket Clock". Great collection with art pieces fron Europe, Asia, Middle East and of course India. If you love museums, plan for a 4-5 hours visit to truly appreciate what this place has to offer, and appreciate you will.

Important for our kids to understand the way we preserve heritage. Very beautifully maintained Must visit place in Hyderabad

It was an amazing experience in my life....one of the biggest museum in india...it is huge, take minimum 2-3 hours to seen the museum... unique and variety of collection u will definitely amazed...and don't miss clock show.

Must visit in Hyderabad - city rich with history. But it will easily take 3-4 hours to finish off. There is a 200 year old magical musical clock which everyone must see.

Very good place to visit. Especially with family as we will get a chance to show some interesting historical and significant aspects of our culture along with different cultures of the world to the children. Maintenance is simply excellent

Favourite place in Hyderabad This museum will take you to the other world. Worth visiting and having a great collection from across the world. You must schedule and spend a minimum of 3 hours exploring this destination during your visit.

More than 200 years old collections n legacy of a Muslim family. Must visit place. Open upto 5 pm evening. You have to plan such a way that, you enter inside by morning itself. Only then you can have a relaxed visit of this museum. You can enjoy photo session too ..

Must visit if you are in Hyderabad and want to know about history. The place quite well maintained and artifacts are kept in really good condition. There are 2 buildings with 3 floors each and different blocks to display Indian, Western, Japanese, Chinese, etc. cultures with different artifacts. Time - This place is quite big and will take around 2-3 hours depending upon how much time you spend observing things at display. Food options - available within museum also. Parking place - available (charges applicable) Ticket charges- 50/- per person (Indian) (camera/ phone charges 50/- extra) (locker charges 10/-)

Great collection of metallic, ceramic and glass pottery.. Furniture, arms, paintings, statues, manuscripts, from almost all over the world.. Cuckoo clock show is the main crowd puller in the museum. My personal favorite is the Statue of Veiled Rebecca. The museum has its own app which is very helpful. Lots of information regarding Indian history is available.. Coins from different eras are also displayed beautifully. You will need to purchase two tickets, one for you and the other for your mobile/camera. It takes almost 4 to 5 hours to visit the museum properly.. Adequate numbers of toilets for both men and women are available, though regular and proper cleaning is highly desirable. Available arrangements for snacks and lunch are not at all at par with the stature of the museum.

Good place to visit. All the artifact's are stored nicely. Musical clock is the major attraction. Lift facility should be provided for senior citizens and disabled people. Food court to be improved. More seating to be added and counters should also be added at least on holidays. Over all good place to visit.

The Salar Jung Museum is a must-visit destination for art and history enthusiasts. Its extensive collection, educational value, and captivating ambience make it a cultural gem that showcases the artistic and historical legacy of India and beyond. Rich and Diverse Collection World-Class Masterpieces Historical significance Three floors of Exploration Educational and informative U will make a day by visiting Can book the tickets through online too

A wonderful place for a history enthusiast. There are many Marvel's inside which are very systematically kept in different rooms. The antique clock is a must watch.

Had visited it back in 2007. But how many times you visit this place, still it would anaze you. The museum has wide collection of art, paintings, scluptures, weapons and many more. The collection of Chinese and Japanese items are one of the best or the best in India. Though the museum is very long, but the variety would keep you engaged for hours. The cafeteria could be much better so are the toilets. But otherwise it's an amazing place and must visit if we are at Hyderabad.

Certainly a great place for kids and adults to get a peak into the history. To think that this collection is by a single person is simply amazing. The place is nicely maintained, food courts have good tasty food reasonably priced.

One of the Best Museum in India. If you really want to see all the sections of the museum than go in the morning, because it will take lots of time to see everything properly, even 4 hours is not sufficient. You will get many resting area inside and a Food court too. Entry fee for Indian is ₹50. For foreigners it's ₹500. Don't forget to buy extra ticket for your Mobile phone to click picture inside @₹50 per phone. Museum is closed on Friday.

If you are truly into visiting museum, This is a Jackpot for you. You can spend one day here if seen everything with attention. Cafeteria is available inside. You can view the working of hourly striking clock at Every hour interval.

Worth visiting to this museum: -Ticket price is also very minimal for this whole tour. -The famous clock , that was incredible. -Lots of Parking space are available. -Food & Drink items are available. -It will take half day trip to complete the whole tour of this museum.

Very good museum. Everyone should visit this place once. It depicts the various part of world's artifact's and their life. It has ivory work from all part of world. Food section is not very good. Needs improvement .they should focus more on hygiene. Phone charges should not be taken IMHO. OVERALL GOOD PLACE.

There are multiple varieties of historical values stored here. One has to visit at 10:00a.m so that he/she can cover all the things provided in the museum. Must watch place. Worth watching

"The Salar Jung Museum is truly a treasure trove of art and history, showcasing a vast collection from various parts of the world. The artifacts, paintings, and sculptures reflect a deep passion for collecting and preserving culture. The museum's layout made the visit both informative and enjoyable. It's evident that this museum is not just a display of objects, but a testament to the rich tapestry of global heritage. A must-visit for history and art enthusiasts!"

Awesome experience, You must need to visit Salar Jung if you visit Hyderabad, Required minimum whole day if you really want to see everything in details, Food of canteen is average. Fantastic experience 🙂

I had a fantastic experience visiting the Salarjung Museum on November 14th, 2023. The absence of a waiting period for entry was a pleasant surprise, allowing me to delve straight into the treasure trove of antiques. The museum's commitment to historic preservation is truly commendable, making it an awesome destination for those with a passion for history and cultural artifacts.

The Salar Jung Museum quietly stands as a treasure trove of history, providing a captivating journey through the dynastic past. The museum offers a rich tapestry of artifacts, each telling a unique story of the eras. Exploring its exhibits becomes a fascinating exploration of the history of Hyderabad and its rulers. The meticulously curated collection allows visitors to connect with the cultural legacy, unraveling the nuances of the city's history. It's not just a museum; it's an immersive experience that becomes even more enriching when shared with children. Spending time here with kids offers a valuable opportunity to impart a tangible understanding of Hyderabad's history, creating lasting memories and fostering a sense of appreciation for the cultural heritage. Only drawback, needed more maintenance else everything is good here. Recommend for all 😀.

Providing a captivating journey through the dynastic past. The museum offers a rich tapestry of artifacts, each telling a unique story of the eras. Exploring its exhibits becomes a fascinating exploration of the history of Hyderabad and its rulers. The meticulously curated collection allows visitors to connect with the cultural legacy, unraveling the nuances of the city's history. It's not just a museum; it's an immersive experience that becomes even more enriching when shared with children. Spending time here with kids offers a valuable opportunity to impart a tangible understanding of Hyderabad's history, creating lasting memories and fostering a sense of appreciation for the cultural heritage. Only drawback, needed more maintenance else everything is good here.

Museum of good collection. Situated in center of city near to Charminar and Nehru Zoological park. China clay vases bronze statues European paintings and musical clock are the main attraction. Spend a whole day then you can watch it completely.

The museum is HUGE!!! With loads of collections, starting from marble statues to hookahs used by the Jung family. The whole museum will take atleast 2.5 hrs to complete. Recommend for family with kids, they will love it. Be sure to visit Eastern and Western wings on the 1st floor.