This was once the world’s largest wardrobe - of Mir Mahboob Ali Khan, the sixth Nizam of Hyderabad - with a length of 240 feel and has 124 almirahs to this day. History says that Mir Mahboob Ali Khan did not wear same dress twice. This speaks why the wardrobe had to be the world’s largest. This wardrobe today is a part of the ‘Nizam’s Museum’ or the HEH Nizam’s Museum in Purani Haveli (Palace of the Nizam’s) in old city, Hyderabad. The Nizam’s museum does not deal with anything less than gold, silver and ivory. This museum showcases gifts which the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan, received on his silver jubilee in 1936. Most of them are models of landmark buildings in Hyderabad which were built by the Asaf Jah Dynasty. The museum which is open on six days from 10 am to 5 pm except on Fridays, charges Rs 120 as entry fee, Rs 150 for photography and Rs 20 for parking. While the museum is sure to leave you spellbound, the museum staff were not so customer-friendly. If you plan to visit the museum, remember that there are no sign boards, not even on the compound wall, except for one which is inside the premises. So don’t be confused if Google maps takes you to Mukarram Jah School because the museum is located in the school premises. The museum and the school are maintained by the descendants of Nizam. The museum also has the original throne of the seventh Nizam apart from a wide variety of collection including replica of the world famous Koh-i-Noor and takes almost an hour or two to view all the galleries in the museum. Good to visit with people who are fond of history. #NizamsMuseum #HEHNizamsMuseum #PuraniHaveli #AsafJahDynasty #Nizam #Gifts #Gold #Silver #Ivory #History #PeekInToHistory #WorldSLargestWardrobe #OldCity #Hyderabad #Telangana #India #Tourism #TelanganaTourism #Travel #Explore #Heritage #MustVisit #RichInHistory

Lots of interesting things and the History of Hyderabad in the museum. Located right next to Purani Haveli where you can't enter. Highlights of the museum are Nizam's wardrobe which is the world's longest. Golden Tiffin box and a throne. It's kind of like a Private museum, so it's better to go with a guide which most of the visitors do.

Good for history lovers U can spend ur day but prefer to carry your own food as food court inside not providing good food at what price they charge..

It is a must visit museum. The museum is inside one of the Nizam’s palaces. It had the world’s largest wardrobe. It contains very unique collection of the Nisan’s collection.

Lots of interesting things and the History of Hyderabad in the museum. Located right next to Purani Haveli where you can't enter. Highlights of the museum are Nizam's wardrobe which is the world's longest. Golden Tiffin box and a throne. It's kind of like a Private museum, so it's better to go with a guide which most of the visitors do.

The place was too good for history lovers. Entry fee, Rs. 125 per head and Rs. 150 for taking pictures. Free Local guide available for explanation. Free Two/Four wheel parking is available.

The Nizam’s Museum also known as the Purani Haveli Museum or the Silver Jubilee Museum, Hyderabad, Telangana, India was created at the wish of the seventh/last Nizam of Hyderabad. His rule along with his father’s rule spanned roughly a century from the middle of the 19th to the middle of the 20th century. During these years, the State of Hyderabad saw great development. The progress achieved by all the talented people concerned was celebrated in 1937 when a series of Silver Jubilee celebration functions of his coronation was organized. These celebrations were held on the completion of 25 years of rule of the seventh Nizam. The Jubilee Pavilion Hall was built specifically for this purpose at the Public Gardens, Hyderabad, Telangana. It consisted of a dais at one end on which the Nizam sat under an ornamental pavilion. Many mementos, models, decorative artifacts, building models, swords, paintings, and Addresses (formal declarations) were gifted to the Nizam then. Apart from these, he kept adding items presented to him later and constituted a Trust called H.E.H. The Nizam’s Jubilee Pavilion Trust to maintain and display this collection.

Awesome Museum.. Nizam’s Museum is not a huge museum. It is comparatively smaller than Salar Jung museum. There is an entry fee of Rs. 80 which is not much if you actually see the collection. It's personal collection of the Nizam, awesome stuff to see, I really liked the gold tiffin box with diamond on it! There is a HUGE cupboard, ivory tea set, beautiful and rare things. But sadly it is not kept in nice way.

It is a small museum in the old Hyderabad city also known as Purani Haveli. The ticket prices for this place is Rs. 125/- per head and kids are free. The rude person in the ticket counter demands exact ticket amount in cash, so one should carry exact change also, card or UPI payments they do not take. One has to take staircase to the first floor of this building, I haven't seen wheelchair accessible entrance to this museum. Guides are present in this museum who explain about few facts about the exhibits. The exhibits include various range of items, like costumes, jewelry, weapons, furniture, photographs etc. The museum displays the luxurious lifestyle of the Nizams. Seeing the condition I felt that this place needs proper maintenance as it seems to be in a dilapidated condition. If you are in a tight time schedule, you can skip this place. Other museums like Salar Jung museum or Chowmahalla Palace are much better than this place. Free parking is available outside the museum.

I’m rating it 3 coz I love museums but you can definitely skip it or keep this place for the end. Reasons : it’s not that huge, 3 halls, one with silvers that were gifted to the erstwhile nizam, his closet that’s really big as he is said to never repeat clothes & a room with historical facts. The silver is beautiful, some with rubies and diamonds. The location is inside a school campus so you may get parking but it’s a hassle to reach the spot, maps points it wrong and the road is congested, online cabs hesitate to come there. The big drawback, being a private museum- prices, 125 per adult and 150 additional for even mobile camera pics. Also it’s on 1st floor accessible by round wooden staircase only

The Nizam’s Museum is based in the Purani Haveli, the palace of the former monarchy. The museum showcases the antiques and souvenirs of the affluent Nizam family. The collection includes gifts from visiting heads of state, such as pieces of gold and early 20th-century vintage cars. Take a guided tour around the museum and learn about the culture and history of Hyderabad.

The museum is very nice and very good. They got world record and limca book record also. Everybody must go there and check all the items . All the machines are in workable condition. the timings of the museum is 9:30 am to 6 :30 pm everyday. The entry ticket is 60 rs per person age below 3 years is free to enter. If you want to use the mobile camera you have to pay 60 INR for that. The items in world war II is awesome and the man who maintain these items is very funny man I really appreciate him for joking.... They do rally in every 2 years on necklace road Hyderabad. The fountain pen 🖋️ vehicle is awesome 😎 and cool 🙂 .

Purani haveli one of the oldest historical buildings of Nizam's . Especially Nizam Musuem collections of Nizam's daily used golden,ceramic,and precious stone things are amazing.. Different historical buildings replica and planning with silver is marvelous..last but not least Golden Throne is ultimate

It's simply superb private museum, all the exhibits wonderful.

Amazing Hyderabad..... can't imagine Hyderabad tour without visiting museum and palaces

Excellent information about old Hyderabad But needs proper labelling of the historical photos displayed. Visit before 3 pm as it closes at 5 pm. Needs at least 1-2 hours and the staff is eager to leave and start closing down before 5 pm. Ticket per person is Rs. 100/- . Glimpses of Hyderabad's history in a short visit that helps to understand and appreciate the Hyderabad of yore. Like

Wonderful place to see vintage cars and baggi's and have huge of armour and guns

This museum consists of gifts received by the last Nizam Osman Ali khan on his silver jubilee. And the uniqueness is that most of the souvenirs are made of gold and silver. Moreover, the ticket costs around 125 for adults. Museum is not that big to be precise where it's well maintained and secured worth a visit.

A small museum tucked away in a corner of old city. The mansion, aptly named 'purani haveli', has a very welcoming haunted-house charm to it. In the four galleries you'll are silver models of many of Hyderabad's iconic landmarks and various asaf jahi paraphernalia. There's also a small city museum which offers a crash course on the history of Hyderabad.

Good place to visit. Even it's called as Purani Haveli. This museum showcases the gifts that the last Nizam of Hyderabad, received on his silver jubilee celebrations. The building does give you a historic vibe.

Ticket price is very high, it's 125 per adult. 125 is very high for this place. And they don't allow to take photos. Until you pay. Salar Jung museum is best compared with it in price. miniature buildings made of silver and gold is special. Golden tiffin box is one of attraction.

Plenty of interesting things comined with history are the in the meseuem. The largest wardrobe of nizams are kept in the meseuem.

Loved the museum. Surrounding was not that maintained. Very informative but you cannot take pictures unless you pay them a particular amount. Loved how each and every thing has been yet preserved.

The museum is a palace of age 300 years and has many antiques as exhibits for public to have look at them. Museum will be open for public from 10am-5pm with Fridays as holiday and entry fee per head is Rs. 100/- and extra Rs. 150/- if you are planning to take photographs in mobile or with camera. Guides will be available if required to get relevant information about the antiques without hassle although descriptions will be there. The antiques are of gold, silver, ivory and clothing. The wardrobe is definite attraction here which is of 150yrs as of today.

Well preserved remains of all articles furniture wearable utensils antiques and many other precious articles of Nizam regime and it's generation before it's amalgamation with Indian government.. Rs 100 charges for the entry for Indians A place to spent entire day if one is enthusiastic about history and ancient articles..

H.E.H nizam musuem is worthful and lavish collection of nizam mir Osman ali khan reign and the gold and silver ornaments over here and kitchen ware and dresses used by nizam reflect his highness to the world , moreover the gifts presented to him while his visit to rest of the world are treat to eyes and the maps and guns , building structures of his time are ultimate architecture marvels in mini size

A small but beautiful museum in Purani Haveli, Hyderabad which tells us the story of the city itself. The premises remain open from 10 am till 5 pm.The entry fees is Rs.125 per head. For photography, they charge extra Rs.150 per phone/camera.Inside the museum, there are three halls in total, two showcasing various artifacts belonging to the last Nizam, designs of osmania university and various developmental projects undertaken by him. It also boasts of the 425 kgs of gold invested by His Highness to the National Defence Fund of India in 1965, which in itself is a world record.There is also a special 3D painting of the Nizam made from two rare glasses in the hall which will look straight into your eyes, doesn't matter in whichever position you remain. The third hall is a huge personal wardrobe of the Nizam as he never wore the same cloth for a second time.

Must go place in Hyderabad.....you are astronaut with how much gold, silver and diamond we have .... And what is call real LUXURY..........kindly take a guide over there tey take 100 to 150.....but this amount is worth it.......

Nizam's Museum" incorporates a fantastic display of exhibits of gifts gifted to the Seventh Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur at the time of Silver jubilee celebration of his completion of 25 years of rule, these gifts were gifted by prominent and eminent personalities of Hyderabad and also by various departments. Which was celebrated in "Jubilee Hall" at public garden ( Bagh e Aam ) which was especially constructed to host this event. 1936. Models made of Silver of all the landmark buildings in Hyderabad, with Citations about

No need to visit this place... 125/- for just 3-4 rooms things...

Ticket priced at 150rs. Could be cheaper given the significance of the artifacts and not many on display. The building does give you a historic vibe. Worth a one time visit if you're following up on the Nizams history. Note - Carry exact change amount. Change will not be provided.

Nizam's Museum is the small place, where you can see the gifts of Nizam and other equipments like furnitures, etc. You can cover this place in 30min to 1hr. The entry fees is Rs.100/- per person, which is too costly according to me for this small place. You need to pay extra Rs.150/- for camera. The surrounding of the museum ground is not clean. It should be maintained. You can get some information regarding the Nizam here.

Though not as popular as the Salar Jung Museum, this one is definitely worth visiting. It houses a selection of finest gifts and artifacts either received or collected by the Nizam's family. It is very interesting to see small scaled models of dams, universities etc. in silver to commemorate the part played by the Nizam's in their commissioning. It also includes a working model of a lift from some 200 years back as well as a huge wardrobe. It would be good if better care is taken of the entire museum and in particular the wardrobe which is very dimly illuminated.

Nice experience, loads of precious materials. Some of the centre of attractions were the diamond powder painting, the lunch box, prototypes of some buildings, etc

Not at all worth 100₹ ticket ...Avoid

Nizam's Museum is a great place to visit to get a glimpse of the gifts that used to be bestowed upon the Nizam by various dignitaries during that era. The Nizam's wardrobe too is something that you cannot miss. The only dampner was that the Nizam's jewels that used to have a place at the museum are no longer displayed there as they have been moved to the National museum at DELHI.

Some unique car models to see, but not much to explore have finished the total tour in 15mins..

Historical Cars... Ticket price Rs.50.. Nice tourist spot..But they didnt follow Covid19 mesure

This is very authentic palace which keeps the memorable things of Nizam. Beautiful furnitures, silver and copper pots and clothes represents the lifestyle of Nizam. This palace is very pleasant ,and has a huge historical significance. Main attraction in this museum is the clock, there every hour some interesting thing is shown by the authority. You can enjoy there if you are interested in architecture and history .

It's simply awesome. Best place to visit with family

Peaceful, underrated and an unique place to visit in the old city of Hyderabad

This is a private museum which is still under the maintainance of the royal family. The entry ticket is higher than the salar jung costing ₹125 per adult and also the camera charges are very high that is ₹150. You can also take a guide which would charge you around ₹300.Its a small museum with four hallways. The museum has majorly gold and silver items , king’s wardrobe and also a lift that was built first in India in his time.The way to museum is little bit confusing since the google maps doesn’t lead you to the exact entrance of the museum. But the locals are very helpful to guide you to the museum.

A must visit during your trip to Hyderabad. Very poorly maintained place with very few visitors but the place have an excellent collection of items from Nizam’s

Well maintained good collection small section of wardrobe and manual lift still working nizams cloth and hats and footwears many more items is there go and visit nice and good place

On first impression, it was an old run down building which houses the artifacts and remains from the beloved king, on the 1st floor. An interesting information was that its bowl and cups that were made to detect any poison served in them. At the end of the tour was the wardrobe storage of the king who adorned one different outfit each day for each of the 365 days. Awesome!

Lovely Nizam articles. Historic and well preserved. Only small con Ticket prices Rs.125 per person I feel restricts audience. Lots of silver and gold articles like lock key bowl plate spoon models etc.

The Nizams Museum in Hyderabad - A Glimpse into Royal Splendor The Nizams Museum in Hyderabad offers a fascinating journey into the opulent era of the Nizams, the erstwhile rulers of the region. Located within the Purani Haveli complex, this museum showcases a rich collection of artifacts, personal belongings, and memorabilia belonging to the Nizams, providing visitors with a glimpse into their royal lives. As I entered the museum, I was immediately struck by the regal ambiance and the grandeur of the exhibits. The collection includes a diverse range of items, including costumes, jewelry, weaponry, furniture, photographs, and letters, among others. Each artifact offers a window into the luxurious lifestyle and cultural heritage of the Nizams, allowing visitors to connect with the bygone era. The museum is well-organized, with clear signage and informative descriptions accompanying the exhibits. The displays are thoughtfully arranged, providing a chronological narrative of the Nizam dynasty and its significant contributions to the region. The attention to detail and preservation of the artifacts are commendable, ensuring that visitors get a comprehensive understanding of the Nizams' reign. One of the highlights of the Nizams Museum is the opulent wardrobe of the last Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, which showcases an exquisite collection of costumes and jewelry. These intricately designed ensembles, studded with precious gemstones, reflect the grandeur and refinement that characterized the Nizam's lifestyle. The collection also includes ceremonial weapons and silverware, further adding to the aura of magnificence. The museum's layout provides a sense of the Nizams' living spaces, with recreated rooms and halls that give visitors a glimpse into the architectural splendor of the Nizam's palaces. The Diwan-i-Khas, or the Privy Council Hall, is a particularly captivating space, with its ornate decor and historical significance. It's truly a step back in time, imagining the opulent gatherings and decisions that shaped the region's history. The Nizams Museum also houses an impressive collection of vintage photographs, depicting the Nizams and their association with eminent personalities, both national and international. These photographs provide a historical perspective and give insight into the Nizams' interactions with political leaders, artists, and dignitaries of their time. However, it's worth noting that the museum's display may benefit from more interactive elements and audiovisual presentations to enhance the visitor experience. Such additions could provide a deeper context and engage visitors further in the history and legacy of the Nizams. In conclusion, the Nizams Museum in Hyderabad is a treasure trove of artifacts that offers an intriguing glimpse into the lives of the Nizams and their cultural legacy. Its impressive collection, informative displays, and historical significance make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and those interested in the region's rich heritage. Exploring the Nizams Museum allows you to step into the opulent world of royalty and gain a deeper appreciation for the grandeur of Hyderabad's past.

The Nizam’s Museum also known as the Purani Haveli Museum or the Silver Jubilee Museum, Hyderabad, Telangana, India was created at the wish of the seventh/last Nizam of Hyderabad. His rule along with his father’s rule spanned roughly a century from the middle of the 19th to the middle of the 20th century. During these years, the State of Hyderabad saw great development. The progress achieved by all the talented people concerned was celebrated in 1937 when a series of Silver Jubilee celebration functions of his coronation was organized. These celebrations were held on the completion of 25 years of rule of the seventh Nizam. The Jubilee Pavilion Hall was built specifically for this purpose at the Public Gardens, Hyderabad, Telangana. It consisted of a dais at one end on which the Nizam sat under an ornamental pavilion. Many mementos, models, decorative artifacts, building models, swords, paintings, and Addresses (formal declarations) were gifted to the Nizam then. Apart from these, he kept adding items presented to him later and constituted a Trust called H.E.H. The Nizam’s Jubilee Pavilion Trust to maintain and display this collection.

Very beautiful and worth walking

love to see the place... this place shows many many things which were gifted to the Nizam at completion of 25 years of reign. so many historical events and things are arranged in this place. i must suggest you to take a guide there so that you can get all those stories... very interesting stories... guide may ask for Rs. 100/- or a little more.

The most decorative ruler HEH Nizam's palace. Various products and models of Gold and Silver can be found here which bear the example of his glorious lifestyle...

Good.... Can be even better .. if properly maintained.... Good but limited gallery/ exhibition.. dressing wardrobe is main attraction.. large space can be utilised for more attraction..

wow......just u feel amazing... when u see Every think ...planing ....u can see mini Hyderabad here... I can surely Said ...that by seeing this museum everyone never ....forget to say ... WHAT A GREAT NiZAM ..

The entrance fee is RS 100 per person. Private museum. Camera mobile fee is another 150 additional. Price too steep for what it is.

Its a good for only those who likes history and royalness in there life. Museum has presonal amenities of Last Nizam Mir Usman, some old to modern history about hyderabad and deccan state. And a silver made models of indian and outside india monoments specially shrine of janab Zainab s.a. , gold made equipments used for construction of hyderbads imp places included Osmania university, A hand made lift. And lot more . Just to mention the ticket of the museum is slightly high its 100 pp. Thanks

(Translated by Google) Superrr (Original) Superrr

Nice palace

I Suggest PURANI HAVELI is an apt to this wonder of Nizam HEH... very owned things of Nizam .. ROYALTY .. HYDERABAD PRIDE

Good museum

Great

Too much costly tickets very bad. But the place is very nice

Very nice please

Super

Interesting pick and very good workker

Nice

Onetime visit

Very antique collection but poorly maintained

Wow

Nothing special there.

Historic to the core

Pay 150 for the guide...u will get enough information

must see. all the gift of nizam are awesome . specially the golden lunch box

Small place. With mainly silver boxes and models of palaces to see.

It gets a little tricky while trying to find the way to the museum. Remember, it's behind the hospital.

Expensive

Must visit the golden thone

Best collection 👌,well displayed.worth seeing, at least once.

Very nice

Well maintained.

The museum looks dated and needs some better infrastructure but the artifacts on display are some of the priceless

Very nice

(Translated by Google) Hyderabad mein sabse behtarin chij aur superhit bole to dekhne wala chij museum (Original) Hyderabad mein sabse behtarin chij aur superhit bole to dekhne wala chij museum

Historical place

Over priced

Must visit. The palace also houses the Nizam's museum, which is dedicated to the last Nizam of Hyderabad state. Currently the palace is being used as a school and as an Industrial training institute.

(Translated by Google) Poor's galiz hai (Original) Poor's galiz hai

It has nizams gift items, entry fee costly...

It has lot to know about the nizam and his living in royalty.... Its good for history lovers.... Spclly who look forward to telengana history.

It's too expensive solar jung is way better

Not well maintained but if you like historical items and gifts received by Nijams you should visit, main attraction is gold chair of nijam

"Nizam's Museum" incorporates a fantastic display of exhibits of gifts gifted to the Seventh Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur at the time of Silver jubilee celebration of his completion of 25 years of rule, these gifts were gifted by prominent and eminent personalities of Hyderabad and also by various departments. Which was celebrated in "Jubilee Hall" at public garden ( Bagh e Aam ) which was especially constructed to host this event. the Four Gallery are well maintained and kept nicely. Various Gifts, Moments of Gold and Silver from Nizam Rule are on Display. You will see the lavishness of the Nizam's of Hyderabad. Silver models of different structures are kept here ticket is 100 but worth the heritage of hyderabad, the artifacts are priceless

This place has a lot of thing that you should know and trust me it is better than salarjung museum

U should visit. And seee nizaams iconstructions

The museum is full of displays related to the Kings of Hyderabad. If you love history this is the place for you. Entry ticket is 100 rs per person. Price may have changed.

Owsome. Everyone should visit this place

Very beautiful

Nizam's all gold nd silver jewelry

Awesome

(Translated by Google) 155 Almiras. (Original) 155 Almiras.

Not worth

Beautiful lovly

Wonderful king, wonderful goods,

Good!

Lovely 🌹❤️

Tickets cost is hig but inside verry less things to see 20 rs entry fee enough

Nice initiative taken by the owner.must visit for car enthusiasts.not so huge collection but still worth visiting.

Interesting for kids specifically n interesting for car lovers. Definitely worth visiting. N if you are visiting zoo park, it's just close by to drop in. Specially for vintage cars .

Innovative Cars, I had visited long time back, every one should visit and see how innovations can happen by using waste/scrap. loved the place, loved the cars.

Nice place to visit Different cars model are there with different era Many customized cars which will not believe that it can be work in real

A place where you get to see old and customised cars .

It's nice place to visit with kids and car,cycle lovers.

This place is so nice and cars and bike is very important and unic

Should visit this place in Hyderabad.

Great collection

Good car Museum in Hyderabad

One time visit with kids is good

(Translated by Google) Bath one (Original) Bad man

If your child loves the bikes and vehicle....you must visit this place.....

Veri good

Unique cars

Nice and brilliant idea

liked antique cars

Maximum Car models are just for show case and replica. Which are not feasible to drive on road and if you visit by thinking that you will see old models which are actually used in old era then it will disappoint you.

Not Beutiful

Will visit again

Great place for kids

Its ok

Must See place.....

Nice Creative.. Must visit..

(Translated by Google) Sudha Cars Museum is located at a distance of 1 km from Charminar. Cars and bicycles made and collected in various shapes are on display in 2 sheds. Its entry ticket rate is high compared to the items in it. 60 will be charged per person. 50 for taking photos and videos with mobile or camera. (Original) సుధా కార్స్ మ్యూజియం చార్మినార్ కి ఒక కిమీ దూరంలో ఉంది. వివిధ ఆకారాల్లో తయారు చేసిన మరియు సేకరించిన కార్లు, సైకిళ్ళు అన్నీ 2 షెడ్ లలో ప్రదర్శన గా ఉంచబడ్డాయి. ఇందులో ఉన్న వస్తువులతో పోల్చితే దీని ఎంట్రీ టికెట్ రేట్ ఎక్కువనే చెప్పాలి. 60రూ ఒకరికి ఛార్జ్ చేస్తారు. మొబైల్ లేదా కెమెరా తో ఫోటోలు, వీడియోలు తీసుకుంటే 50రూ.

Great

The cars are in working condition but the place is not at all maintained. The place where the cars are kept is not at all cleaned. I won't suggest to go. And management is not polite. Place visited on 8 Feb 2021

Very different car designs we can see here but very poorly maintained. Looks like a garage from outside. But must say sudhakarji is doing great experiments with different shapes.

Nice place

Fantastic and fabulous,👌👌😊

Nice spot

Nice collections

It is a place worth visiting if you are a fond of ancient and stylish, quirky cars.

Not taken proper maintenance

Awsome

This is best museum in india.its there in belive it or not book series very popular. Many different WHICH WORK ON ROAD LIKE BURGER CAR, CORONA CAR SOFA CAR and many more.must vistonce

Not maintained properly

Excellent place for the ones who want to have more knowledge about cars and bicycles.

Good place to visit and revisit vintage cars

You need to even pay money to click pictures in your mobile , waste museum

Nice place to visit

Best place to visit in hyderabad.

Timing 10am -5pm Showcases gifts of the last nizam

Very low profile ,but an excellent place. The tickets are bit pricey compared to rest of the places, but one needs to see to understand why it's so. The museum is very small, 3 rooms only but worth going for it

The most of the artifacts are replicas of original. The staff is forcing to take guide and only three gallery their. One with silver gifts to nizam at different events and silver toys and cradle of 7th nizam. Another is with gold items. Most of them are replica along with Kohinoor diamond. Last one is 176 feet long wardrobe of nizam 6th.

For all those who love exploring museums n different places to see Indian culture and learn more about it's history.This place is worth it.

Rs 125 per head tkt. 125 for camera. Extra if you need guide. Lot of good this to see if you are history lover. Good collection of things. But locals also guide you to Salarjung museum if asked for Nizam Museum. Google map shows wrong location.

It's a private museum, on the outskirts of the city, the positive thing is one will get to visit different Nizam era architecture

Private museum very high entry fee and photography charge. Very bad behaviour of museum staffs and security guards are only buzy to make the visitors out from the museum. Museum is consist only in three hall which display the collection of memoirs, gifts of seventh nizam. Entry fee rs 125 photography charge rs 150 But no value of money.

This is one of the 3 main museums is Hyderabad and is averagely maintained. The logic of not allowing pics to be taken is unwarranted though...

The Nizam's Museum is a captivating journey through history. Its exquisite collection of artifacts, jewelry, and royal belongings offers a glimpse into Hyderabad's royal heritage. The well-curated exhibits and informative displays provide an enriching experience. Visiting the museum is like stepping back in time to the Nizam era. A must-see destination for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

Without it Hyderabad trip is not possible. Entry fee- 125 rs/ person. Camera/ phone camera- 150rs/ person. Real Gold- Silver- gems- dimond a huge collection is available here. Your eyes are getting tired to see. probably Tuesday to Saturday open.