Excellent place and well maintained. You'll be totally in awe with the interiors. It also throws light on the trade routes and relations that were in place couple of centuries back. You also get a fair idea about the different geographical areas within Mumbai. Definitely a must visit place for art connoisseurs.

Hidden monument in Mumbai and something everyone should visit. The cost of ticket is Rs. 10 per person. The interiors are just amazing. You get to see the history of this place and everything is just perfect. The place is well lit and you can view history of Mumbai way back to 150 years. This will definitely be of interest for historians. The cafe is also good and reasonably priced. A must place to visit if u are near Byculla Zoo. Super place and most recommended place in 2022.

I've been staying in Mumbai for 20+ years! But never seen anything like this! Lovely museum. It gives amazing perspective on the history of India. Hundreds of artefacts and their descriptions give you a glimpse of how India was during the British Era and before that. Artistic creations depicting the villages, the people, the sports and the livelihoods of Indian people of those times are an absolute delight to the eye. The museum also pays tribute to some of the greatest Indian minds who contributed in the preservation of Indian history and culture. A visit to this museum is a true lesson in history. Highly recommended, not to be missed at all!

Beautiful place. One of the best historic museum in mumbai. There ar meant informative things to learn at this place. My only suggestion would be, they should provide audio telemetry and also guides so that tourist can understand easily. Overall the place is great and with a mere fee of 10Rs it's beautiful and well maintained. The staff is supportive and helpful. There are many beautiful artifacts and beautiful sculptors inside the museum. the place is quite informative but everything is written. I wish there was something audio source to learn the information. Also one need to keep the bags outside the museum without any locker only a token is given, so please avoid any valuables.

Wednesday is Holiday, closed. Parking available at the spot. It's a 150 years old monument consisting of wonderful,historically significant rare collection of coins,pictures,drawings and ship models. Variety of old village setting and profession depicted in actual ways. I found it to be superb and informative.

Museum is inside BycullaZoo. First museum in city nearly 150 years old, well maintained by municipal corporation. Interior is very rich beautiful and classy. Inside of museum there are different sections of Arts, Crafts, sculptures, statues, Miniature Models, Gallery of Swords n Armors n Weapons, Old Maps and Painting. For art lover 1 day is not enough to see all items. I lived in south Mumbai so its my one of favorites place to visit. If ur in town and wanna explore mumbai, must visit!!! Timing 10AM to 5 PM and museum closes on Wednesday!!

I visited this place three years ago, but when I look back at pictures it was a worth visit.... It is right opposite to 'Rani Bagh'. The museum has miniature of Indians monuments, art pieces, metal idols & mamy more antique things, old currencies... The interior of the museum is so good that it gives you the feeling of visiting a five star restaurant... The entry fee was just 10rs... you can spend ample amount of time over here...

Nice place to visit to know more about many things cultural, social and so on. It has paintings, sculptures, small miniature towns and village life in detail. The entry fee is ₹10 and can be a nice place to have fun, learn and enjoy youreself at the same time.

A beautiful museum established in 1872, was initially named as Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum showcases the city’s cultural heritage and history through a collection of arts, costumes and craft of various communities of the Bombay. The museum has a helpful staff and keep on having various exhibitions on an ongoing basis. They have a nice backyard, wish they could improve the existing gift and coffee shop.

Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum is a place for entertainment, knowledge and relaxation. It is near Mumbai Zoo, and it is the oldest museum in the city. In the museum, you'll find artefacts, maps and manuscripts showcasing the rich history and cultural heritage of Mumbai. The museum also displays clay models and has a plethora of photographs and books narrating the story of the city. And it also organises art workshops, cultural performances and lectures from time to time. Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum was opened to the public in 1872. And the place has been known for its magnificence too. The grand metal palisades, staircase railings and the arched supports were all imported from England. And the etched glass designs are reminiscence of the glorious 19th-century architectural style.

A wonderfully curated Museum depicting the cultural and craft epitomy of India. The sculptures and artefacts are nicely maintained with enough and more descriptions about the same. A place worth visiting in Mumbai

So nice

People who love to know about history should visit this place... More importantly do take a guide inside who will help in proper understanding of chronology of events and connect all dots.. Without guide, it's just a general look at antiques but with a guide we get to know whole background behind that antique... I would highly recommend this place along with children but with a guide inside.

Good place for family to spend time...children's will love this place...there is a zoo beside it ...so you can enjoy both the museum and the zoo...the ticket price for the museum not so expensive or to say is very cheap..min 5 max 20..so do visit in your holidays with your child!

Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum is the oldest museum in Mumbai. Situated in the vicinity of Byculla Zoo, Byculla East, it was originally established in 1855 as a treasure house of the decorative and industrial arts,and was later renamed in honour of Dr. Bhau Daji Lad. The construction of the present building in Jijamata Udyan in Byculla started in 1862 and was completed in 1871. The museum was opened on 2 May 1872 as The Victoria and Albert Museum, Bombay. A little more than a hundred years later, on 1 November 1975, the Museum was renamed the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum in honour of the man whose vision and dedication enabled its establishment. Dr. Bhau Daji Lad was the first Indian Sheriff of Mumbai, a philanthropist, historian, physician, surgeon and secretary of the Museum Committee when it was first instituted. The Museum is managed by a public-private partnership, a first for a cultural institution in India. The partnership involves the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, the Jamnalal Bajaj Foundation and the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH). Great Place to visit in Mumbai, where you can see Historical things about Mumbai, History of India & many more things to explore....

Oldest Museum in Mumbai city. Not only the artifacts but the building of Victorian architecture is of historical importance. Located in the premises of Veermata Jijabai bhosale udyan the museum is at walking distance from Byculla station across the road. Every Saturday 11.30 am onwards one may get guided tour through museum in English followed by tour in hindi/marathi. In combination with nearby zoo its perfect picnic spots to bring your kids .👍👍

Great place for watching antiques. Has a lot of old structures, paintings, miniature replications of live structures, ancient weapons, maps etc. Ticket is affordable and it's very well maintained and has a canteen and gift shop too.

Place with historial artefacts. It is near to Mumbai Zoo... in fact just opposite to same. The place has got many paintins, weapon of older times. It also have small models of various prominent structures of Mumbai. Place is partly crowded. One should plan a bit before visiting the place

Such a amazing place to explore with friends and family. Specially for kids this place is amazing. You can take your kids there and must not to forgot to give them toy train ride they will enjoy this a lot . And in the museum they have displayed the whole rail network things that how it works all the signal and how railways work etc..

One of the best museums. It has such a beautiful collection of shows & exhibits along with a thorough understanding of Mumbai. The whole place is my happy place ❤️

It is a must visit if you are visiting Byculla zoo. The rotating gate is also a heritage, still working and it was made in England. Two floors, ground and first plus a cafe at the behind. They museum has a shop, which is expensive. The cafe is a must visit, only soft drinks, tea, coffee and packed products are available but if you want a break no better place than the hustle bustle in the heart of Mumbai. Nice place for couples to hang out (Tip).

A very great place to visit. It's a perfect Victorian museum with its didactic concepts and display systems. The architecture is just a mind boggling (combination of Palladian and High Victorian). It has many things there right from formation of Mumbai island to people with various backgrounds living here. It has just everything one would wish for. And frankly speaking it is dirt cheap considering 10 Rs that you've to shell out. Just go there and have fun ✨

It's beautiful place to visit in Mumbai. They have old collections. The lighting and the atmosphere is beautiful. You can take a lot of beautiful pictures here. A beautiful museum established in 1872, was initially named as Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum showcases the city’s cultural heritage and history through a collection of arts, costumes and craft of various communities of the Bombay. The museum has a helpful staff and keep on having various exhibitions on an ongoing basis. There's even a museum store if u like to by something related. Some talented musicians play violin and guitar in the garden of the museum

Old heritage building with landscape added beauty to ambiance. Instead of museum building is mainly attractive n beautiful . Interior is Rustic as well as royal with wooden furniture which combines together perfect. Back face of building have art galleries , cafe , suvanior shop . At entrance there is a watch tower which is so beautiful .

Visit here to know the MUMBAI, museum has lots of things to describe its geographical as well religious aspects.. Must visit to see art, history, and much more...

A beautiful museam, well maintained, located just at the side of Byculla Zoo. Really worth a trip, especially for children. Heritage structure housing a wide collection of well catalogued and miniature displays from around the world. Cute miniature people, locations, and scenes from old India. Only misses an AC and it can get pretty hot on summer days. They've installed some coolers at locations. Entry is very reasonable at Rs10 for adults. You'll have to keep your bag out for security reasons. Photography with mobiles are allowed, but without flash.

The museum had some amazing collections of past history including ancient games of India, Metals and Utensils used in early period. Vintage painting and history of people who settled early in Bombay when it was just an island. It also has a huge Elephant statue outside which was found in Elephanta island which the Britishers tried to take to UK but it was broken while in transit so fixed it and kept it outside the museum for display.

Its a great museum to visit. It has all sort of hystorical things,mostly of ancient kings and queen. It has good and hygienic food courts. You'll love to visit here.

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.

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]

Great place piece of art

With a beautiful interior and exceptional arts and crafts, this former Victoria and Albert Museum is great to visit. Foreigner's admission is just Rp. 100 and you can take photos (no flash). Main floor has collections of fine ceramics, metalwork, woodwork, ivory, lacquer, miniature paintings, and other media. Mezzanine has dioramas and figurines that depict India's cultures, trades, games, and religious worship. Galleries off each end and in the rear courtyard offer changing art shows. A snack bar in the rear courtyard provides a place to take a break. Note the museum closes on Wednesday!

Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum is situated in Byculla east and is one of the oldest museums of the city. Its former name was Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum is house of historical photographs of Mumbai, several Archaeological findings, clay models, maps and copper and silver wares. The Kamalnayan Bajaj Mumbai Gallery in the museum tells out about the origin of the city and how it had developed over the years. You can see various documentations made on the lifestyle of the people, their games, and occupations etc of the 19th century which have been preserved here. You will also get to see many Indian regiments of that period being displayed in the gallery. In the Founder’s Gallery you will find the portraits of those extraordinary men who dedicated their lives to build up this museum that we see today. This gallery is meant to pay respect to those great souls who have gifted this museum to all of us. Then you have the 19th century paintings gallery and origins of Mumbai gallery. Another attraction is the Museum Plaza which was opened here in 2012 mainly for recreational activities.

It's amazing place. I have seen. Good place for enjoying holiday with friends and family. In this museum lots ancient things, like old map of Mumbai and how live people in past

Visited this museum while doing the Mumbai Darshan in 2017, It was an awesome experience. Superb collection of arts and history.. Loved the place.. Highly Recommended 5 Star ⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐ Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum is an institution of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai. For the first time in India, a public-private partnership has been established for the management of a cultural institution. In February 2003, an agreement was signed between the Municipal Corporation Greater Mumbai (MCGM), the Jamnalal Bajaj Foundation and the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH). The Museum was established in 1872 as the erstwhile Victoria and Albert Museum, Bombay. As Mumbai’s first Museum, it showcases the city’s cultural heritage and history through a rare collection of Fine and Decorative Arts that highlight Early Modern Art practices as well as the craftsmanship of various communities of the Bombay Presidency. The permanent collection includes miniature clay models, dioramas, maps, lithographs, photographs, and rare books that document the life of the people of Mumbai and the history of the city from the late eighteenth to early-twentieth centuries. The Museum, once in a derelict condition, underwent a comprehensive five-year restoration and won UNESCO’s 2005 Award of Excellence in the field of Cultural Conservation. The Museum re-opened in 2008 with an extensive exhibition program and is committed to promoting contemporary art and culture. The Museum has collaborated with other museums and cultural institutions from around the world to showcase contemporary artists and international exhibitions that relate to the Museum’s permanent collection. In December of 2012, the Museum introduced a dynamic cultural hub, the Museum Plaza, which offers the public a recreational space for performances, outdoor activities, and workshops. The Museum has restored and re-appropriated abandoned spaces to accommodate a Special Projects Space, Museum Cafe, Museum Shop and an Education Centre. Incredible India ❤️😘 Jai Hind Jai Bharat ❣️🤩

😍museum... r very beautiful and amazing place 😍 It's Best place of museum..

The Museum collection of clay models includes models of the different Indian regiments that served in the British army. Many of these regiments served in the various wars fought abroad by the Empire, including World War

It was wondering experience. Must visit place the place has it's hystory and old wibe. Entry fees are just 10rs. for adults and 5rs. for above 5year old.

Good museum. You can see ancient culture, arts, crafts, weapons and swords. On first floor, there is lot about ancient Bombay ( now Mumbai). The maps of ancient Bombay, the games that were played in villages. Spent about 45 min on first floor🤩

This museum is a chery on the cake if you have only planned to visit zoo and go and you will land up in this museum with amazing things. It's very informative, buy paying just 10 ra you can see the documentary of Mumbai 150 years ago.

It is one of the most beautiful hidden musiums in mumbai, located in zoo ( Veer Mata Jijabai Bhosale park and Zoo) the ticket is only Rs.10 per person. Interior of musium is very lit and intresting for history lovers. You can get history of mumbai, various models of historical communities, and history of indian God, Goddess also. Good and intresting, cost effective visit for Byculla people in leisure time.

Beautiful building, very well preserved. Excellent value for money, definitely worth a visit if you have an hour or two to spare. 1st floor exhibits are more interesting than the ground floor exhibits.

One of the best museums| have visited till now. Our history, literature, Culture, Skills, birds, animals, textiles, art works and what not. You find everything here. A big, well maintained, spotless and important museum which shouldn't be missed while visiting Mumbai. Entry fee is Rs 10/- for Indians and amicable place and can be easily spotted from main road.

Amazing museum. Full of artefacts from different parts of India and informative slides. Worth visiting. Also the way this museum is maintained is praiseworthy. ?

Situated near Veer Jijamata Udyan and Zoo, this museum is truly outstanding in terms of architecture, sculptures, artifacts, culture, mythology, historic events etc.... Well-maintained and available at Rs.10 makes it more visit friendly... If you are a lover of ancient art and history, this place should be on top of your list.... Overall a great experience ?

Awesome.. must visit place

Here you can find fine designs on wood and different metals. Also you can see pictures metal, which attracted me a lot. There are also big pictures with finest design andany more. Worth to visit. Entry fee for Indian adult is 10 rupees.

Really nice and beautiful museum. There are so many beautiful artifacts and even old bombay map recreation, old cannon, sword, art gallery amd what not. The architecture is so beautiful.

✳️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.

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.

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

It's a very nice and well maintained museum. So much antique things are there. Ambiance was also very nice.

It was really good place with nominal entry fee of Rs 10 for adults Rs 5 for children and free entry for children below 5yrs. They showed how the things are working in India. What type of metal we used in India.They showed different avatars of different god. What are different types of weapons used in ancient India. They showed the works of Mrs malani , who has won different many prestigious awards in field of Art. This museum has beautiful architecture and well maintained.

Best meseum

This muesium around 150 years old and inside off veer mata jijabai garden

We visited this place on a weekday, its closed on Wednesdays usually. Its very close to byculla station so is easy to reach even at a walkable distance. The outsides are just so pleasant you'd wish to go inside. We visited just the museum due to lack of time but it was all worth it! The museum entry fee is less and yet the insides are very well maintained. Its a totally aesthetic place and can be covered in around 2-3 hours as per your pace. It has just two floors but the placement of things is great! We even found old textiles and crafts like ganjifa cards which was totally unexpected to be found! The ceiling is wonderful to capture with great details on it, they even have little sculptures and statues made out of clay/mid that were well dressed as per religion, caste, sects etc! There were more than 100 of those and were very well made and placed behind the glass! The things you get to see here are not as many as the other museums around but it still is very calm and beautiful to visit! A great place to visit with family or friends or even alone! Its a great place to study for people who like history and textiles and even for the ones who love to click and admire the beauty of the museum!

National Rail Museum in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, displays exhibits on the history of rail transport in India. 1.The museum was inaugurated on 1 February 1977. 2.Museum is over 11 acres and the indoor gallery comprises of an octagonal building which houses six display galleries and a large open area is laid out to simulate the atmosphere of a railway yard. 3. It is open every day except Mondays and national holidays. 4. It's a wonderful place to spent time with kids and family. 5. It gives you a very informative tour regarding the history of Indian Railways. 6. Toy Train journey is a unique attraction. 7. Premise is well maintained and clean. 8. Entry tickets are reasonable priced.

Very nice museum. Your children will love it specially Toy and Joy train. Exhibition seems real.

It's a great collection of old rails . Well maintained and worthy place for family time to enjoy . The culture, technology evolutions can be well presented.

Captures the imagination of the child in us. Wish that the support from the Government and Private sector can help make it more interactive and informative. Well maintained.

I had a great experience there. Its so historical and enjoyable. You can have a ride there in a train. Although its great for clicking pictures. You shoukd must check out once. Its great

There is a very beautiful museum in mumbai,One look at its interior is excellent 👌👌👍👍

It was good and very nicely maintained. Worth visiting for antique lovers. They have also opened a new section where they have paintings of different kind of birds The charges are minimal I.e Rs 10 per person.

Unfortunately this is missed attraction by manu of the people who visit Veer Mata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan And Zoo... This museum offers a window to see past of Mumbai with scaled-down models.. It also gives insights on lifestyle of some of the prominent communities in Mumbai... It has lot to offer in terms of heritage.. I would recommend this as Must visit place while you are vicinity..

on the 1st floor, it gives the glimpses of what was around mumbai, its people and evolving of mumbai from prebritish to almost independence. artifacts displayed on the ground floor give ideas of what is hand crafted beauty and the artisans of yesteryears worked and how meticulous it was. the chandelier while going up the 1st floor is magnificent

Highly recommended place to visit... Mumbai's oldest museum...Situated in byculla zoo. Tje interior is just amazing.There are many artefacts like paintings, sculptures, miniature villages n many more...it gives a glimps of Indian's livelihood, sports, culture etc during British Era... Entry fee is nominal For Adult - 10 rs n kids - 5 rs U can not carry bottles in this premises.

This museum shows the street and culture of the Mumbai, one of the oldest museum in Maharashtra.

Visited the place and it was closed. Nowhere it has been mentioned and it is still showing open on Google. Even in the website it shows exhibitions going on on the today's date. The security team had the gate closed, telling that the museum has been closed since a year and a half. And no one is picking the call on the available helpline. Extremely mismanaged. Since it's out of the way of other major locations... Would recommend skipping it if not necessary. As is for the zoo which is right besides it, there were more than a 1000 people to see maybe 8-10 animals in tragic conditions. AVOID!!!

The Dr. Bhau Daji Lad museum is a beautiful place to be at. The museums building is beautiful, the interior is very classy and vintage. There are historic artifacts on display in this museum, pots, pans, vases, sculptures, jewelry, paintings, war uniforms and weapons and much more. Everything here is very interesting.

Excellent maintenance. All kind of ancient arts and article are display and maintained. Each and every thing is beautifully placed ,must visit to study historic culture arts and crafts .

I was amazed to see the architecture

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Good museum to visit

Mumbai history

Best museum in Mumbai which is huge n very old

Good place. Good recreational activities and the monuments are too good

A very good place in a low price of enty ticket..it's present the old mumbai like last 1800 & early 1900 century's history

Nice

Informative museum

Great place to gain knowledge about Mumbai

Must visit place in Mumbai!

Wonderful museum near entrance of zoo park, this museum is having miniatures of humans, places etc. Then collection of swords, Coins etc. Entrance fee - 10 Inr Must visit with friends and family.

Clean place with great architecture , various ships model , painting and much more to see..

Good collection

Absolutely love to be here. Great heritage place.

Lovely museum, Victorian architecture, and an impressive array of India's rich craft culture which shows the kind of technical skill and innovation that went into the making of bronze statues, bidri, schools of pottery, and so on. Well worth a visit. Has a lovely, if small, gift shop in the rear of the main building.

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.

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 👍☺😉

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.

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.

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.

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....

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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The Nizam museum the king of hyderabad.this museum is the heart of Hyderabad the gallery of this museum represent our king history , it also have interesting museum antique watch,. Interesting mirror and Hyderabad historical Arms and armour 😍 every thing touch your heart in this museum

Nice muesum

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.

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

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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,,,

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.

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

Nice place

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.

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

One of best and Amazing museum of Maharashtra..This is the perfect place for hangout with your family and friends. This place is very well connected by road as well as local train. If you want to explore Mumbai then this place is must visit place in Mumbai. There is more rush in weekend in comparison to week days. So it is better to visit in week days.

It’s a recommendation of one of my friends to visit this place. It’s pretty decent with good collection. The entry is only ₹10/-. On Saturday you also have a free guided tour( in English) of the museum at 11:30 AM. I’d recommend you to take this tour, worth it. The staff are very polite and helpful.

Beautiful museum!! Always a pleasure to come here. You can spend upto 2-3hrs just exploring the place.

Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum is the oldest museum in Mumbai. Situated in the vicinity of Byculla Zoo, Byculla East, it was originally established in 1855 as a treasure house of the decorative and industrial arts, and was later renamed in honour of Dr. Bhau Daji Lad. Lord Elphinstone established the Central Museum of Natural History, Economy, Geology, Industry and Arts, the first museum in Bombay in 1855; George Buist took the major initiative for its inception. In 1857, it was closed to the public and its collection was shifted to the Town Hall. In 1858, George Birdwood was appointed curator of the museum. Soon, a committee was formed, comprising him, Bhau Daji Lad and Jaganath Shunkerseth to raise money for construction of a new building for the museum. The foundation of the new building was laid in 1862. It was built with the patronage of many wealthy Indian businessmen and philanthropists like David Sassoon, Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy and Jaganath Shunkerseth. The construction of the present building in Jijamata Udyan in Byculla started in 1862 and was completed in 1871.[2] The museum was opened on 2 May 1872. In 1975, this museum was renamed as the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum. In 2003, the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) in collaboration with the Jamnalal Bajaj Foundation and the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai undertook extensive refurbishment of the building. After five years of painstaking and intensive work, the Museum reopened to the Public on 4 January 2008.

This is the Oldest museum in Mumbai and third oldest in India. Established in 1870's as Albert and Victoria Museum this has been renamed as Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum in 1975. It is located in Byculla near Zoological garden. The museum has ancient, rare sculptures, artefacts, books, manuscripts, paintings and is worth spending time to go through these cultural heritage signatures. Even the ceiling of entrance hall is beautiful and rich in design. You can wonder at the real life sculptures of Elephant, Kala Ghoda, outside the main building on the gardens. The museum has a nominal entry fee of Rs. Ten for adults and Five for the children. Visit with family to walk through the history of times!

Detailed information about Indian culture and lifestyle is available with statues and large artistic displays. Ample time is required to see the details. For Indians, the entry fee is Rs. 10/- for adult and Rs. 5/- for kids.

Lot of information will get

Working place 😊

Please do not come here it closed due to corona pandemic. Wait for reopen

Superb Museum or full information in Indian History and Culture

Its a beautiful museum of preserved artifacts.

Is the museum going to be open on Friday 20th Nov ????

It actually unfair to award only 5 star to this museum.It deserves more stars.It make you aware of your past,culture,history and widen your perception to see your own city.It has treasures in his arm.Original idol of MumbaDevi is placed here,from which the city got it's name,Mumbai.But in portugese language it is pronounced as Bombay,as English people of that era always pronounced it different to the actual spelling.It also has a huge black stone sculpture of elephant at the right side of the entrance.This sculpture brought here in boat from the island Elephanta.,in the nearby sea.The name of the island was derived from this elephant sculpture.This is a very beautiful and wordclass museum in India.It normally closed on every Wednesday.

Well maintained public place

Because My One Drop & Pick Up This Place My Regular Favourite Customer..

Ancient India Leaves here....

"A museum ine should definitely visit. The artifacts kept there are amazing and history section can be upgraded to give it a better look"

Best place

Good

Excellent museum. Very well maintained.

Amazing place.. must visit..

Excellent

Historic place and beautiful interior.... closed on wed

People must visit here, historical things

A very well organised and planned museum to visit with family

Ok

Nice

Superb place

Nice museum

I enjoy this museum very much because of the history of Mumbai illuminated by its’ collections. But I especially enjoy the various programs of the institution. Don’t miss it

The finest museum in Mumbai. It tells about the history of the city with beautiful sculptures and maquette. The building itself is so spectacular it should not be missed. They also do contemporary art shows that change every few months. These are really amazing and are of remarkable indian artists. If you visit the city, don’t miss this charming museum

The Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum (formerly the Victoria and Albert Museum) is the oldest museum in Mumbai Situated in the vicinity of byculla Zoo, byculla east, it was originally established in 1855 as a treasure house of the decorative and industrial arts, and was later renamed in honour of Dr.bhau sahi lad museum. Must visit once to explore old monuments and things.

Amazing place.

Very well curated INTACH-maintained museum in the heart of the city. There are intersting exhibitions held here from time to time. There's a lot of space for public use and the entry ticket is reasonable, especially with a student/bulk discount. Further, there is a small cafe if you want food and beverages.

This place is better than it is generally perceived. Lots of working engines, coupe(s) remind us power beast running in bygone era. It is a playful place for kids as well even remind older generation of memories of their era. Their are two types of rides which is exciting, I recommend you all to take a try. I believe charges are a bit on higher side due considering its a National Rail Museum. But overall experience is satisfying.

Place is awesome, good for a small outing along with kids. Joy Train & Toy Train both was an awesome experience. Kids would love the rides.

Amazing place for all age groups ..past present and future both seems present here needs at 3 to 4 hours to explore properly

Ample parking available . On the counter outside you have to choose from a variety of different tickets for attractions inside. So better be ready which option to choose from beforehand. Very informative and a good place to take your kids.

Nice

Fun

Fantastic!!

nice

Charging points, drinking water, you van carry your own food. Weekends tickets are costly (double amount)

All model and real train engine are here for display and a beautiful museum with small train model. Amazing feeling comes from see the real engine by near and a large model of 5 station.

If residing in Delhi NCR. Once visit with family. Parking is the only concern on Sunday..

There's lot of fun and take train ride. Lot of toy train which attracts people

Miniature India exhibit is the best thing here.

Ok not that good

Nice place to get informed

Rare Photos of Antique engines , Great Environment and Place worth visiting . .

Great place for spending time with family and friends and know more about trains🚉

Nice place for kids ... Learning and fun both

Awesome

A very good place to come and enjoy with your family specially your children will enjoy a lot ...a place where you will know the history about our railway with great knowledge

Good experience and awesome mesuem.

Kids love the place and adults can enjoy locomotive history.

A informative trip for my baby, as she love to learn new things this was special for her. She enjoyed a lot and made story about train

Very good place for childrens...tiny trains r amazing 👍

loved to visit thier

National Rail

One of the best place to visit with your children.

Nice place.. Family fun and knowledgeable

Very nice

Lovely place to spend time and hangout. With kids or without kids both way.

Great experience, kid enjoyed a lot.

One time

Well informative ..

Nice place childhood memories recall there

This is a nice place for kids to learn and admire the awe and grandeur of railway engines and wagons. The old machines have been painted bright colours and placed along rail lines laid within the museum. There are many little models of train lines (electric, steam engines) & building of tunnels. There is a Miniature India model, located upstairs underneath the dome, which is very beautiful. Kids will like it very much. There are 2 joy train rides. Both are enjoyable. Their tickets have to be bought separately. The trains runs through a bridge and 3 tunnels. One train departs from the Museum station and the other one from Bikaner station, built within the museum. The toilets are well maintained. There is drinking water provision. There is a small park for children also. There are no canteen. There is paid parking. There is sanitizer at the entrance gate.

Very enjoyable place. Don't miss this place

It's a nice place to visit atleast once. It takes overall 1 hour maximum to complete the whole museum visit including joy train ride. Tickets are cheaper on weekdays and 2x on weekends. Check out the timing and ticket price before going to rail museum.

Perfect for family..especially for kids..

(Translated by Google) Parking arrangements are very less, car parking will take 2 hours on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. (Original) पार्किंग व्यवस्था बहुत कम हैं, शनिवार, रविवार और छुट्टी के दिन कार पार्किंग में 2 घंटे लग जाएंगे

Most likely by children

Nice place

Very nice for kid and teenager

Musuem is good, well maintained and clean with variety of collections. Wish there was AC inside. The fans were not working on 1st floor and it was too hot and humid. Giving less star only because there was no AC inside.

Such an underrated museum. Has very informative and interesting exhibits. Gives good insight into Mumbai's history and culture.

Good antique pieces inside the museum

A museum having thousands of collections. A must visit for a Mumbai Tourist

The beauty of the museum it never be described in the words.

They close the museum at 04:30 and not 5 pm, as is shown over internet. I reached at 04:31 and was denied entry as ticket counter was closed. So visit before 04 :30 if you want to see. I cannot review about inside of museum as was not able to see it.

(Translated by Google) This musuem has kept a lot of old world story (Original) बहुत सारी पुरानी दुनिया की कहानी को संजो के रखा है ये musuem

it’s was one of the nicest places I have been to, the animals all seemed happy and wow the birds are amazing.

This Is located near Buyclulla station inside the Bomboy zoo. entry Fees is 5 Rs. Only.

Gorgeous

Great with art and history

Nothing to see much...

I had been to this museum.Its just next to Ranibaug in Byculla.The entry fee is affordable.It is a good museum which will give good insight into Mumbai's history and culture. You can see the arts, Crafts, sculptures, statues, gallery of swords and weapons, Painting etc over here . #drbhaudajiladmuseum #museum

It's a whole new experience to visit this museum. Got to know about lot many things. Well maintained and well kept. Since it is near to the zoo. It is treat for both children and people who are into historical places. Highly recommended if you haven't visited already.

Walk through the history as you see the nicely arranged Antics and models of Mumbai Upbringing. Feel the History with loads of things displayed here. One should visit this place after visiting Rani Baug or just here. The Place is awesome though not a large Museum.

I've visited this museum several times with different groups of people. It's a beautiful historical structure that was formerly known as the Victoria and Albert Museum but has since been renamed. It displays a variety of Indian handicrafts of varying levels of craftsmanship. They provide free tours on weekends. A well-maintained museum with exhibits depicting Mumbai's evolution over time.

Must visit if you want to know more about the history of Mumbai. Superb architecture. Parking is available (alongwith the zoo)

It's was nice place to visit ...everything is well arranged 3D models are very good.

My favourite place in Bombay has finally reopened after the pandemic. This place is like a Wes Anderson film come to life. The architecture is stunning; an Insta dream. The permanent exhibition offers a wonderful anthropological view of this city we call home. More importantly, this museum plays host to the most wonderfully curated contemporary art exhibitions. On Thursdays they conduct film nights. This colourfully colonial structure is a perfect blend of the old and new. It's like travelling back in time for a taste of the modern.

Great place to visit. Well kept and cleaned. U cant take ur bags inside so u will be needed one person outside to keep an eye on ur bags. Very informative place. Ticket price is cheap. And a very Great experience indeed.

Visited on 21-Nov-21. Overall experience is good. If you are museum lover its good place to visit in Mumbai . Reasonable entry fees. You will get entry only if your have completed both the dose of Corona Vaccine. To show certificate is mandatory (both dose). Bags (Not even small bags) are not allowed to take in. but no provision is made to keep bags outside which is little inconvenient. If bags are not allowed atleast provision has to make for visitor.Beautiful place to visit.

Very good. Although I do not approve of photographers making people move the whole time. I mean, yes, I understand that you want to click pictures but other people, too, paid to watch.

good to see the ancient culture & specially the formation of Mumbai

Visited before covid it is superb museum and the best part about it is the queen statue of Victoria's give knowledge about ancient history of India

Collection is awesome. The building in itself is an excellent piece of art.

It is beautiful place with so many old layouts of bombay in it's original glory. For those who are from the new generation should visit this place. A small road historically. The statues of David sassoon is marvellous. The different miniatures of all caste couples is informative. Cost is only 10 rupees .well maintained and u feel captivated. I recommend youngsters to please visit this place.

One of best place to give childrens a histrionic over view of our country

Amazing experience many antique thing are preserve here also some good penting collection.must watch

Stunning place. A must visit for those who enjoy museums. Some really beautiful rtifacts. 2nd floor dedicate dmoatly to large scale models and an art gallery. Every mumbaite should visit this site.

Museum is inside BycullaZoo. Mumbai first museum showcasing city culture. First museum in city nearly 150 years old, well maintained by municipal corporation. Interior is very rich beautiful and classy. Inside of museum there are different sections of Arts, Crafts, sculptures, statues, Miniature Models, Gallery of Swords n Armors n Weapons, Old Maps and Painting.

Unforgettable experience after spending golden moments there. One must pay attention to the architecture, scenic views and zoo. You easily can spend hours there in peace.

The Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum is one of the oldest museums in Mumbai, and it is dedicated to the history and culture of the city. The museum is located in a beautifully restored heritage building and houses a vast collection of art, artifacts, and exhibits that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Mumbai.

The original and authentic name of the place is Victoria and Albert Museum, Bombay and it is near the Victoria Gardens (Now renamed as Jijamata Udyan) which is built in British style. No doubt the architecture and contents inside is exceptional as it's been built by the British.