There are many moortis of morena district dating from 1st to 17th century. Ticket is ₹5/- Worth to visit.

A nice museum for history and art enthusiast .

Small but beautiful museum within the Fort. Historical artifacts found in & around Gwalior are on display here.

Museum have ruins of statues of fort and nearby places. Entry Fees INR 5 Public facilities are available at this place.

Not sure why this museum is inside the Gwalior Fort when none of the artefacts belong to it. Mostly these were excavated around the Morena, Shivpuri locations. They charge Rs 5 for which you may say that you don't have change and the guy at the counter takes Rs 10 :-) , eventually saying you take it while returning... And when you go again, you will hear the same 'no change' story. I have seen many people facing this silly issue. ASI should make it free or take UPI payments instead of cash. Coming to the actual point as I said, I had no idea why the museum was there. But still you can visit to cherish our great past and rich heritage. One more thing, the staff won't allow selfies with the artefacts. What surprised me is the way these age old stone carvings are thrown outside in the open area. You will find more articles in the garden than inside the rooms. Somehow I felt this museum was opened due to political reasons and not for educational or information purposes.

This museum is located inside d Gwalior Fort complex 🏰 jst adjacent to Man mandir palace . Quite a 🤩 gd place to know about d beautiful history of Gwalior city 🌁 & d magnificent Gwalior fort 🏛️. Ticket 🎫 price - ₹10/- per head

There is a lot of old status only and the ticket price is only 5 rupees

This Archaeology Museum in Gwalior fort contains several historical collections including the Religious monuments of Hindu gods and remarkable monuments of Raja Man Singh Museum is situated beside of the Fort with ₹10 or ₹20 Entrance tickets 🎟️

Museum inside Gwalior fort near Man Singh Palace. Unfortunately it was closed when we reached as we were little late.

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I love history and it a very good place

Nice place I like it

Museum consists of treasures of ancient sculpture of around Gwalior, sculpture have been made from 1 century to 14th Century. It has on display a necklace of Mahabharat period. One must engage a guide for explaining.

Small archaeological museum at Gwalior Fort showcasing various relics, including many statues. Great for: Its collection of sculptures, coins, pottery, terracotta, paintings, inscriptions and weapons.

Gujari Mahal is located on the eastern gate of the fort near Badalgarh doorway. It is about 4 km from railway station and bus stand. Taxi, auto and tampo are available to reach Gujari Mahal from the railway or bus station. Gujari Mahal Museum is one of the important museum under the Directorate of Archaeology, Archives and Museums, Madhya Pradesh. In the year 1913, the then Maharaja of Gwalior State Shri Madhav Rao Scindhia formed an Archaeological Department and appointed Shri M.B. Garde as Director of it . The decision to establish a museum in Gwalior was taken in 1914. Subsequently, ancient objects were collected from various places of the Gwalior state from 1914-20. In the year 1922 the museum was inaugrated. Since its inception the museum has gone through various stages of development. Many new galleries have also been introduced.

Photography is prohibited here.

Doesn't seem to be like museum. Just normal historical place.

Good place

It is furious place

One of the best collection of of statues.

Good place but ticket price high

Nice

Situated near to ticket counters.It have archeological items and remains from Gwalior,Morena,Bhind and Chambal Region. It have utensils,daggers,sword,chains,seals but the majority of items are from sculpture and idols categories of hindu dieties.

Gwalior Fort, Gwalior Although the fort has seen a large number of various dynasties and empires, it was said to have been constructed by Suraj Sen Kachwaha during the 5th century. Gwalior fort in Gwalior comprises of two main palaces and several temples that are dedicated to Hindu, Buddhist and Jain traditions.

The Museum has cut statue of import and paste in the museum so visitor can see the statue easily and great collection

You can see various statues obtained from different places and their amazing stories.

Good experience. Nice lightings. Air was good. Full of hygiene. Best Museum I visited.

Not sure why this museum is inside the Gwalior Fort when none of the artefacts belong to it. Mostly these were excavated around the Morena, Shivpuri locations. They charge Rs 5 for which you may say that you don't have change and the guy at the counter takes Rs 10 :-) , eventually saying you take it while returning... And when you go again, you will hear the same 'no change' story. I have seen many people facing this silly issue. ASI should make it free or take UPI payments instead of cash. Coming to the actual point as I said, I had no idea why the museum was there. But still you can visit to cherish our great past and rich heritage. One more thing, the staff won't allow selfies with the artefacts. What surprised me is the way these age old stone carvings are thrown outside in the open area. You will find more articles in the garden than inside the rooms. Somehow I felt this museum was opened due to political reasons and not for educational or information purposes.

Unique and historical things in the museum

wonderful experience

Its a best for enjoying full place really osm

Its an museum Located in gwalior fort Great fort Located in gwalior of madhya pradesh Tourist attraction

5 rs entry ticket and it has collections with history written next to it.. well maintained

Really great musium to visit if visited gwalior. It holds architectural stones and status

nice museum

(Translated by Google) Suraj kushwaha ji my house hai (Original) Suraj kushwaha ji my house hai

Open now we visit yesterday

Museums contribute significantly to making the visit of ancient monuments successful and memorable. Information related to traditional arts, Sculptures,  history etc. is obtained. The Archaeological Museum located near the Man Mandir Palace in Gwalior Fort is famous for exhibiting historical artifacts. This museum is founded by Archaeological Survey of India. And it's located in a building which was the Hospital during the British era. It's almost adjacent to the Assi Khamba Ki Baori and opposite to the Man Singh Palace. It has in four galleries many artefacts including stone sculpture, coins, arms, jewellery, inscriptions etc are displayed, belongs to First century BC to 10th century AD. All these were discovered from the Gwalior and its surrounding areas like Amrol, Bateshwar, Rannod etc. In open galleries it displays many giant Sculptures, gateways, etc. Entry fee is quite nominal and affordable. Half an hour is sufficient and the nearest attractions are Man Singh Palace, Assi Khamba Ki Baori etc. It's best known for its rare antiques and Sculptures. It's a major attraction among history buffs wanderers soulseekers heritage art and architecture lovers.

Nice Museum

Must visit location.

Supprbb in Gwalior

Mm

Best museum

I loved it.

Good to see , will find old idols and rock cutting faces of Gods in Hinduism and Jainism...

Kya historical Statues Of centuries-old are kept and preserved this is ticketed monuments place

It was a oldest template

Good place to visit for visit rare place

Nice place

Best dear.... Must visit

The Security person are not good

Very nice service of madhyapradesh,tourism

Nice

Some rare artifacts from the region are preserved here. Collection is not huge but is worth 20 mins of your time.

A great place to get to know about that old life style of Kings...!!