Beautiful house of Founder of Pakistan located on Fatimah Jinnah Road. Timings are accurate as mentioned in About section. One family member must have CNIC with him/her self. Parking lot is not available need to park on road. No entry fee, photographs are allowed outside only. Museum pertains the furniture (bedroom, study room, dressing rooms) of Great Muhammad Ali Jinnah nad Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah.

A very calm and peaceful visit to the main residence of Quaid e Azam. All room are still alive as someone is living here i.e. bed room, dressing room, dinning hall, breakfast table, sofas, dinning rooms, pictures on wall, crockery, shoes racks etc. A bright, well lit, airy home structure can be observed with lawns, galleries and car parking. Many gifts from different countries and decores received by Jinnah family are still there. The visit is free on saturday and sunday. Cloeing time is 4pm. You can find expert guides here who can tell stories of place.

Quaid E Azam's Residency is a place to visit if You're visiting Karachi. It gives You some true feelings how our Quaid lived in the past. They have some real belonging of the Quaid and Fatima Jinnah. They somehow renovated the entire building which gives a new and fresh look at the residency. The very own cars used by Our Quaid and Fatima Jinnah are still placed in the premises. The timings to visit the residency is from 8am till 6pm. There is no entry ticket at gate which is good though, so You can visit it for free. You cannot take pictures inside the building of Quaid's and Fatima's belongings but You can click some stutters from the outside.

Its a well maintained historical place with more than 100 years old belonging. Original construction with original belongings. A good short, crisp and informative guided visit available

Great to see the house of our great Quaid. A good place to visit with your kids. A quick and simple journey through time which hardly takes 40 minutes to visit!

The Quaid-e-Azam House Museum in Karachi offers a captivating insight into the life of Pakistan's founding father, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Preserved with meticulous detail, the museum showcases Jinnah's living quarters, personal belongings, and memorabilia. Visitors can explore his home, learn about his vision for Pakistan, and gain a deeper appreciation for his role in history. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Pakistan's heritage and the legacy of its founding leader.

Quaid's House, now turned into a museum, is beautifully maintained. It has an auditorium which is used for various ceremonies. Plus it also serves as a picture gallery. Moreover a benz and a cadillac (used by Fatimah Jinnah) are also preserved and available for public viewing. Various plaques havd been placed at different spots offering unique information about the place. Moreover alot of items under use of Quaid and Fatima Jinnah are also preserved and available for public viewing for e.g. Utensils, furniture items, items of personal use etc. It is a must visit place for all Pakistanis.

The state of the art building & furniture of our beloved leder MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH. Also well maintained by GOVT of Pakistan.

Quaid House Museum is a beautiful Victorian style building that contains many of the personal belonging of Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The building is a beautiful architectural specimen of its time and one is fascinated to see many of the personal belongings, including furniture, crockery, dresses etc that remained in use of Mr. Jinnah and his sister Fatima Jinnah. The whole setup gives a very good idea of the life in 1940s and 1950s. The caretaker is a very knowledgeable person with comprehensive knowledge of history and facts / figures related to the construction / upkeep of the building. Considering the fact that Govt. of Pakistan only spends Rs 6000/- (US $ 60/-) per month for the maintenance of the museum, the caretaker and his staff are doing a wonderful job in maintaining the facility in a reasonable shape. However, the museum certainly needs attention of the Govt. of Pakistan / Govt. of Sind. The museum is a great source of education for the children & elders alike and certainly needs to be better maintained.

A must see for tourist as this house is historic! No wait to come here. No fee either. But a tip to the local guide who showed us the place.

Great place to visit If you want to know more about the great leader of the subcontinent, Mohammed Ali Jinnah also known as Quaid -e- Azam meaning The Great Leader. All the items in his use are very well preserved. The guided tour was very helpful and informative.

Really good to visit. Nice historical place. Very neat,no tickets,organized

One of the best Experience, do follow the timings open till 3:45 pm. Such a great place to visit in Karachi

Quaid’s personal house and as per guide it was in his use from 1947, which he purchased around in 1943. The front entrance is closed and guide takes you to the house from back door. It is amazing and you feel yourself in Quaid’s era. Most of his personal belongings are kept safe inside which includes his bed, drawer, utensils , study table, Quran Majeed etc and many other things. Outside the building there is kitchen as well. Photography is strictly prohibited. Although You can take pictures outside the museum. Overall worth visiting, specially if you love history.

Good glimpses of history and Quaid memories. Well maintained and guide will give you complete round and give description.

A must-see! The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the house and all its objects, and even spoke English. A great way to learn about Jinnah’s life and gain insight into life during early post-partition years. And it’s free!

Immaculately preserved belongings of our great leader and Quaid, Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

A heritage site with a museum inside showcasing the items that were in use of our Father of Pakistan

A beautiful Hostorical Place , Qiad e Azam Residence and Priceless usable items . Good place to bring kids to show this historic place.

Please do visit the residence of our great Quaid. It feels like you've entered that era. The inside of the residence is so beautiful to look at. Greatly preserved by the team. We were not allowed to take pictures from the inside or would have posted those too.

Free entry for everyone, this place is good if you want to know about Quad E Azam Live about. It has Quaid e azam Bedroom drawing dining along with Mohtarma Farima Jinnah’s wardrobe and room as well. They also have two restored cars used by Quaid E Azam.

Good glimpse of history of Qauid.Beautiful house that turned into the Meuseum. National Herritage,well maintained , cultural, nice place to visit if you want to know more about our great Leader Jinnah our proud.but the security of our army and now a day’s behaviour of them no words for saying anything..it’s disgusting 🥲🥲

A great experience. It is a must visit place not only for adults but children too. The visit reminds us of how great personality Mr. Jinnah had. He was a man of class which is evident from his belongings at his residency.

Photo 📷 and historical information. Every student must visit there .

Pictures aren't allowed but I took it when he was busy in call. Believe me those who love to see historical places. You'll have goosebumps 🔥. I took these pictures with high risk. If they'd catch us. We won't get our phones back. You can take photos outside of the building.

A house bought by Quaid e Azam worth Rs 115000 , but he never stayed ni there, rather Fatima Jinnah stayed for 18 years there.. After partition 1st Army Chief Gracy stayed for 1 year here.. A very historic place, Quaid's and Mohrarma Fatima Furniture and house hold items are well preserved in the building ..

National Herritage, House turned into Museum, well maintained , cultural, nice place to visit if you want to know more about our great Leader Jinnah , building and construction style very nice, original belongings and art work in place.

I visited this place so many times but always wanted to go again... The place makes me feel I am born a little late and missed that era.

May Allah Bless Quide e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah for giving us Pakistan. Very beautiful house of our Great Leader Jinnah. May Allah Grant him highest place in Jannat, Ameen. ❤🇵🇰🇨🇳🇭🇲

Good place mohata

An historic site presenting an era old structure of Karachi *Paris of the East*. Visitors can witness lavish and immaculate lifestyle of Jinnah, experience the way he and his sister lived in this structure.

Quaid-e-Azam House Muuseum is a gorgeous yellow stone double storeyed building in the middle of a Vast open piece of land which is popularly known as the Flag Staff House. Visit hours:Summer: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM. the best Visiting time is between 2--4 otherwise you are stuck in traffic

Being the founder of the nation, Quaid-e-Azam’s personal history and life wholly meshed with the history of the country itself. Visit this museum to embark on that quest or to admire the colonial building and the peaceful gardens around it.

This is the former residence of Jinnah, who lived there from 1944 until his death in 1948. His sister, Fatima Jinnah lived there until 1964. It was bought by Jinnah in 1943 at the cost of 150,000 Pakistani Rupees. The building was later acquired in 1985 by the Pakistani government and converted to a museum. In 1984, it was converted into the Flagstaff House Museum of Jinnah. Wazir Mansion, Jinnah's birthplace in Karachi. South Court, Muhammad Ali Jinnah's former residence in Mumbai, India, currently owned by the government of India. Muhammad Ali Jinnah House, Jinnah's former House at 10 Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road, New Delhi, currently the Dutch Embassy in India. Quaid-e-Azam Residency in Ziarat, where Jinnah spent the last days of his life.

This palace is belong to our honorable quaid E Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah this is old property of Muhammad Ali Jinnah every Pakistani love and must visit it at this palace in Karachi

Amazing place, free entry. They allow 5-6 persons at a time. Things used by Jinnah and her sister are still there and it's nice to see how simple they were. Highly recommended place for kids.

Beautiful attraction with the city. Old heritage building. Belongs the founder of Pakistan. Well maintained.

Very interesting place and very well preserved, you have his original furniture and structure in the house and they also tell you about the history and how he spent his time there. Also 2 of his Cadillacs have been restored and are placed there as well. Entry is for free.

The Quaid-e-Azam House, also known as Flagstaff House, is a museum dedicated to the personal life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. Located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, it was designed by British architect Moses Somake. The former home of Jinnah, who lived there from 1944 until his death in 1948. His sister, Fatima Jinnah lived there until 1964. It was bought by Quaid e Azam in 1943 at the cost of one lac fifteen thousand rupees from its previous owner. The building was later acquired in 1985 by the Pakistani government and conserved as a museum.[1]

It is a very nice museum, Perfectly maintained

The Quaid-e-Azam House, also known as Flagstaff House, is a museum dedicated to the personal life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. Located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, it was designed by British architect Moses Somake. The former home of Jinnah, who lived there from 1944 until his death in 1948. His sister, Fatima Jinnah lived there until 1964. It was bought by Quaid e Azam in 1943 at the cost of one lac fifteen thousand rupees from its previous owner. The building was later acquired in 1985 by the Pakistani government and conserved as a museum

(Translated by Google) Wonderful historic place of Founder of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Ye unka zaati ghar Tha r boht zabardast settings hain bus aik cheez ki kami Hai k ap photo shot Nae kar sakty. (Original) Wonderful historic place of Founder of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Ye unka zaati ghar Tha r boht zabardast settings hain bus aik cheez ki kami Hai k ap photo shot Nae kar sakty.

A very quiet and peaceful place to visit. One must visit this place in karachi. The guys managing there are quite cooperative unlike other places and guide you well throughout your visit. A place where you can go without any hesitation, just check the timings before because it gets closed early in evenings probably before 5pm.

The staff isn't good at all and they don't know how to cater to the visitors properly and there isn't much to see as well. It takes max 10 minutes to go through the entire museum

Great place to visit and watch the history of the Pakistan. The ticket is 20 Rs for adult. You can take pictures inside the museum. It is situated in the mizar e quaid. This place timing is different mentioned on the net.the timing is 10 am and you need to go after that time. It's a historic place. The cars of the Quaid is here. The belongings of the Quaid is placed here.

Built in 1850s by British and bought by Quaid e Azam sahab in 1940 for 150,000 rupees with his own money, lies an architectural marvel right at the start of Shahrah e Faisal -- the backbone of Karachi. Photography is not allowed inside the building that recently got the renovation completed in 2018 on the original style and decoration. Inside the main building are the bedrooms of Mr. Jinnah and his sister Ms. Fatima Jinnah alongwith reading, guest and dining rooms that are spacious, airy and well-furnished. There are servant rooms near the (once) horse stable (now a library), a big kitchen in the middle and guest rooms on the right. Quaid's cars were also renovated from the dust and rust and shows the class he had at that time. Opened on Saturdays, no tickets required.

A must visit. Immaculately well kept. Good to see the house of our Quaid

It's a Beautiful place, but needs more consideration from the authorities.

The Quaid-e-Azam House, also known as Flagstaff House, is a museum dedicated to the personal life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. Located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, it was designed by British architect Moses Somake The former home of Jinnah, who lived there from 1944 until his death in 1948. His sister, Fatima Jinnah lived there until 1964. It was bought by Quaid e Azam in 1943 at the cost of one lac fifteen thousand rupees from its previous owner. The building was later acquired in 1985 by the Pakistani government and conserved as a museum

This was the house of Quaid-e-Azam which is located in Karachi.Quaid-e-Azam had bought it in 1943 for 150,000 rupees.After Quaid-e-Azam, his sister Fatima Jinnah has spent 15 years in it.The house was turned into a museum by the Pakistani government in 1985.Architect name Moses Somake.

You can visit the museum without tickets. There is no need for any ticket. You need to a CNIC to enter the museum. There is not much to see there apart from cars of Quaid and his house.

Weird tour guides there. Was in a bit of too much hurry. They were just like stating the obvious. But the place is worth visiting once for the overall aesthetics. They don't let you take pictures inside.

Quaid-e-Azam House Museum, popularly known as Flag Staff House is an important National Monument in the heart of the city. A gorgeous yellow stone double strayed building situated at the crossing of Shahrah-e-Faisal and Fatima Jinnah Road, Staff Lines, Karachi Cantonment. The House was purchased by the Quid-i-Azam in 14th August 1943 from Mr. Sorab Kavasji Katrak, a former Mayor of Karachi. Entry to the Museums is through the main gate. Booking Office and Book Shop are situated at the main entrance. Archaeological Museums are open to public on all six days of the week, (Wednesday closed) observing the following timings.

No ticket Nice place, it gave me an amazing feeler of living in a massive place with lawns in the late 40s, servent quarters, horse stable, annexe, out of home kitchen, utensils, furniture, etc. I loved it. You would get a basic rush walk through by the guide type of employees inside the house Its well maintained and cordoned out to give a visual experience from a distance Parking at ferre hall

Loving place to visit with family and friends. History seems to be very beautiful. Even house speaks about his owner's thoughts and living style

Very well preserved house carrying Quaid's original vintage furniture and personal items. Although situated on main busy road but once you inside, it's calm and serene. Guide I found described things well. Must take your children their, it's worth it.

Excellent historical place especially for kids

Our Assets

Worth visiting

Founder of Pakistan lived here, he was spent his free time here and it is one of the best place to visit, located in the heart of Karachi, 10 min walk from Movenpick or PC hotels.

our great leader

beautiful place but obviously not open for everyone

Personal house of Quaid-e-Azam which has been preserved as National heritage and converted into museum. Free entry but no photography allowed inside. Must visit this great place belonging to a great man and great leader.

That place has some wow effects on a person. Nicely kept very humble guides and they don't ask for money that was new. A place you'll never forget once you have visited.

Its is a beautiful Place to visit if you are a Quaid e Azam Fan. Interesting Old Photographs of Our Quaid, Muhammad Ali Jinnah and beautiful Green Scenery.

Great place to visit..beautiful architecture and well preserved house

Awesome

Awesome 👍😎

Amazing and peaceful place !! Love it !

It's belongs to my Qaid a Azam

Leader memories

(Translated by Google) Radhe krishna- Radhe Krishna- Radhe Krishna Radhe Radhe Radhe Shyam Radhe Shyam Shyam Shyama Radhe Radhe Jai Shri Krishna (Original) Radhe krishna- Radhe Krishna- Radhe Krishna Radhe Radhe Radhe Shyam Radhe Shyam Shyam Shyama Radhe Radhe JAI SHRI KRISHNA

Beautiful place

Beautiful

Historical place as Quaid e Azam stay here

They don't charge anything right now. Very interesting place and guider are also good in nature

A place worth visiting

Loved this place

It is very beautiful place.

This place has history in it and provides deep insight about the living style of elite before partition.

Full history how he lived in his house

Wonderful experience ! A real peep into lives of our role models, dedicated staff

Ok

(Translated by Google) Kubsurat (Original) Kubsurat

on 9 march 2020 i visited with my family. I have one big complain : there is so much strictness on not using cell phone cameras which is I don't understand? Each and every employee of the museum is continuously intimating against using of cameras. My family didn't like their attitude on this point. Its only a quids furniture there so why can't we take pics or make a video as we do in mazar e quid. They spoiled our trip that's all.

Amazing history

Beautiful Placements

A place which has historical value. But not much valuable for those who had not been able to read about it's history

It’s a good educational trip place for kids

Awesome Building and memories of M.A Jinnah

Entry is free, you can go with family the guide will give you a tour of residency you can give chai pani to guide if you want . Good to see that all the things were nicely kept in good condition.

It was fantastic

Quaid e Azam House Museum is great place to visit

It is most historical place.

The Best experience in Lahore

A house of great leader of century! Quaid-Azam M. Ali Jinnah.

Great history preserved with great effort

Worth visiting

Worth visiting the place of our leaders, it will take you the amazing memories of their life styles

(Translated by Google) bht achi jaga h apnay Quaid e Azam k ghr explore krnay k liay (Original) bht achi jaga h apnay Quaid e Azam k ghr explore krnay k liay

Love this place, truly a place to visit and if you do respect the rules and the place, my only complaint will be that when this place was under federal rule they got a monthly funding but now they're under the provincial rule and they lack funds, it's absolutely free for public so my only request is when you do visit donate them for this place need to be preserved

Founder's house historical palace museum

Not only is it a very good place to go but also is a very good date spot if you want to take your partner out.

Very nice places

(Translated by Google) At Quaid e Azam tere ehsaan hai (Original) At Quaid e Azam tere ehsaan hai

Must visit place.

Owes me historical place.

Wonderful experience to getting know about quaid e Azam life style

GOOD HISTORICAL PLACE

Soo beautiful

It was mesmerizing....

People interested in Quaid e Azam must visit this place to witness the taste of Quaid.

The Old Building, With awesome Memories. RIP Quaid E Azam.

I love all things related my Qaid

Worth visiting.... Reflective of Quaid's grace

This house has reserved life of our Quaid e Azam (Jinnah) and Fatima Jinnah, after 1947 migration to Pakistan.

A must visit place. A house where Founder of Pakistan Quid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and his sister stayed. Personal belongings of Father of the nation can be seen displayed in a beautiful manner.

I like

Great museum to visit. A must see place if been to Karachi. Nevertheless, Karachites should also visit and see what the gem we have.

Great Place with Full demonstration of Life Style of Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Mohtarmah Fatima Jinnah

(Translated by Google) Pakistan zinda abad (Original) Pakistan zinda abad

Very informative place

Wel maintain.

Very well maintained and good place to learn about the life of father of our beloved nation Pakistan .

Nice place

Nice place i like it

Do visit!

(Translated by Google) Mashallah BHT BHT aala place hai ... (Original) Mashallah BHT BHT aala place hai...

Nice

Love it

Well mentained and nicely cleaned place..

Historical place of Karachi. Made of stones and wood. Bestest place. Belongings of Mr. Jinnah are there.

Legend Palace Jinnah house on best location of Karachi ideal place for visitors

Nyce palace

Its heritage

It's an awesome place to visit. If someone wants to know about his beloved grandfather, he must visit this place.

Nice museum for kids.

Good place for children knowledge.

Good

(Translated by Google) Jhahzaib ALi (Original) Jhahzaib ALi

Historical place,beautiful and time lapsing.no entrance fee.very helpful staff.must visit.

Re lived history.awesome place to visit for family and friends

I have visited this historical place with my friend and have seen residency from inside.

history is funny and a,zing.

Unfortunately we couldn't go inside the house,But overall it's a good experience

There is some maintenance going on at the ground floor so plan accordingly

V beutifull and informative place

Our great leader house ❤️❤️

Recall of historic pride!

Marvellous. Really an informative tour

History at its finest. Well preserved and maintained museum.

Great historical place BTW you don't take tour independently a tour guide is with you who will ask for money afterwards

Someone with apparently poor taste has tried to renovate it. The results are... unflattering. The building creaks and you can feel the ceiling fan rotating right under your feet when you are on the same spot on the upper floor.

in addition to the house (its interior seems frozen 70 years ago) visitors can also admire Jinnah's cars, a impressive Cadillac and a Mercedes

A good place to visit with kids and family, here you can see items belonging to Quaid Azam and Ms. Fatima Jinnah, friendly staff, although many rooms were closed

Quiet and historic place. However, it's been renovated from the original version

It was a wonderful experience. I touched the door handles, locks and drawers where once Quaid's and Fatima Jinnah's hands were placed. The feelings can't be explained. It can only be experienced. I realized how little as a nation have we delivered to the Nation and our Country. However photography inside rooms and halls was not allowed which I believe should be allowed.

25April2022: Visited for the first time along with a long time friend who has keen interest in history and culture, Mr Shoaib Danish Khan who is the Administrator of our Diplomatic Business Club as well. The huge house converted into museum was mostly in use of Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah till 1965. The house is well maintained and an excellent opportunity to recall history and feel the presence, rather absence of our beloved Quaid (leader), founder of a different Pakistan than the existing one. The Quaid e Azam Museum House is open from Thursday to Tuesday from 9 to 4 p.m. There is no Entry fee, no bookings required. Parking space is at the nearby Frere Hall. Photography inside the main building is not allowed but one can take as many pictures in the green lawn. The staff is friendly and will provide free guided tour, also showing 2 vintage luxury vehicles Cadillac and Mercedes parked there. The house was purchased by the Quaid in 1943 i.e. 2 years before independence of Pakistan for more than Rs 100,000, clearly showing he was a rich man much before came into power. Not like today's Sharifs, Zardaris, Chaudhries, Jams, Soomros, Chandios, Jatois, Mirs, Shahs, Maliks and Khans etc. The tour usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. Courtesy: BB Health Tours, Karachi

Residence of founder of Pakistan. No photography allowed inside house

The Greatest Leader in 19th century Mr. Muhammad Ali Jinnah home converted to Quaid e Azam House Museum..

Bring your passport and go for the place. If you are solo traveler, soon a person will appear to guide you through exhibition. It's nice, but my guide was in such a rush, we finished all in 10min... I would appreciate some alone time, but I guess that's the nature of their work

The Quaid-e-Azam House Museum holds immense historical significance as the former residence of Pakistan's founder, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Preserved with utmost care, this museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the personal life of the great leader. The house showcases the furniture, belongings, and photographs that belonged to Quaid-e-Azam, providing a humbling experience and a deeper understanding of the vision for Pakistan. A visit to this museum is a must for those seeking to connect with the history and legacy of Pakistan's founding father.

This place is still unknown and underrated, but located in the centre and worth visiting. One who stays in the hotels can easily reach three of the amazing spots nearby this place too. If you think you are a history lover, and want to see how Quaid-e-Azam contributed and used to live. It's a must visit.