The entry is free here but remember to carry your original ID proofs otherwise you will not be allowed to visit the museum the timing is 10AM-4PM. The museum have every detailed history of Supreme Court right from the Britishers time. There are many things of history as well as like chairs of former Supreme Court Judges,high profile case papers, uniforms worn by the judges as well as the hammers through which whey shout order order & many more things. You will also see old pictures supreme court as well as of many old pictures of high courts too. And all the judges of supreme court of India. And remember you cannot shoot or record videos inside the museum.

Superb and full of history, interesting and stuffs from British era. Very quite museum and not crowded. Good location and nearby metro station at walking distance. Nearest metro station is Supreme Court earlier called Pragati Maidan. At the metro station you can eat street food. At the entrance security check is mandatory. You can't take pictures inside the museum , so just enjoy the moment peacefully and look the items showing nicely. There is 2 section one at first floor and the ground floor. Happy that I have been there. Very helpful and polite staffs. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

It's a good museum stating the history of justice in India from ancient times to modern times. Has lots of exhibits, photos and book quotes. Has models of different high courts and Supreme Court in India. Great addition to knowledge about the judiciary history. Entry is free but one must carry ID card and make an entry and go through security check.

Very near to Pragati Maidan metro station and really the place is worth visiting as one can find many intricaties which the Indian judiciary follows and possess but we do not know. The wigs used in olden days by the judge made me laugh but is an important part. The museum though small but is well maintained, kept clean and fully ventilated with washrooms available.

It was overall an enriching experience. It's more about reading and exploring the history and Indian Legal Background. There are 2 floors, fully air-conditioned. You need to carry an identity card. There is no entry fee or visiting charge. It's quite peaceful and opens at 10 am.

A building with moderate facilities, it is fully air conditioned, and one suggestion for all please cooperate with staff otherwise they will throw you out..

(Translated by Google) The Supreme Court Museum was established to preserve, protect and display rare objects, artifacts, manuscripts, old documents, files and photographs reflecting India's legal heritage and the growth of our justice delivery system. The first gallery depicts the growth and development of the judiciary in India from ancient times to the British period, while the second gallery portrays the development of the Federal Court and the Supreme Court through unique objects of that period. One of the highlights of the museum is a deed of the 'spiritual succession' of the 16th century AD, under which Syed Shah Ali Qutub - i - Sani gave his son, Syed Shah Abdul Hasan - i - Hussaini as Dharamshala and his successor. Appointed Regency. It declares that all the property and gossip belonging to the aforesaid Dharamshala and the Vice-President shall thereafter be vested in his successor, a mace which signifies the right of home. (Original) सुप्रीम कोर्ट म्यूजियम की स्थापना भारत की कानूनी विरासत और हमारे न्याय वितरण प्रणाली की वृद्धि को दर्शाने वाली दुर्लभ वस्तुओं, कलाकृतियों, पांडुलिपियों, पुराने दस्तावेजों, फाइलों और तस्वीरों को संरक्षित, संरक्षित और प्रदर्शित करने के लिए की गई थी। पहली गैलरी प्राचीन काल से लेकर ब्रिटिश काल तक भारत में न्यायपालिका के विकास और विकास को दर्शाती है, जबकि दूसरी गैलरी उस अवधि की अनूठी वस्तुओं के माध्यम से संघीय न्यायालय और उच्चतम न्यायालय के विकास को चित्रित करती है। संग्रहालय के मुख्य आकर्षण में से एक 16 वीं शताब्दी ईस्वी के 'आध्यात्मिक उत्तराधिकार' का एक विलेख है, जिसके तहत सैयद शाह अली कुतुब - i - सानी ने अपने बेटे, सैयद शाह अब्दुल हसन - i- हुसैनी को धर्मशाला और उसके उत्तराधिकारी के रूप में नियुक्त किया रीजेंसी। यह घोषणा करता है कि पूर्वोक्त धर्मशाला और उपराष्ट्रपति से संबंधित सभी संपत्तियां और गपशप उसके बाद उसके उत्तराधिकारी, एक गदा, जो घर के अधिकार का प्रतीक है, में निहित हो जाएगी

Informative place to learn about history and judiciary.

I online check it shows everything is working and its open but unfortunately have a worse experience they said its off due to next aadesh I hope-Who gave this aadesh to entry gate of museum, he she or it should also mention over their google page or website so our precious time will save. Gracias

This is a beautiful museum, for those interested in law. It has historical artifacts and original copy of few landmark judgements. Quite inspiring for law students and lawyers as well.

You will find everything that you want to know about supreme Court and supreme Court famous cases including their original judgment copies. Good place to visit for persons who have interest in judiciary :)

Great

This is not a regular museum where you will get to see paintings, artefacts, or sculptures. This place offers you with loads of information related to the ancient to the modern, tribal to urban law systems of India. One can have a glimpse of significant reports of cases like Indira Gandhi assassination case. There are miniature models of various courts around the country, along with royal seals and several other interesting objects. Photography isn't allowed inside the museum. Outside the museum you will find lockers where you can keep your bags. Do carry a photo ID proof when visiting this museum.

Best place for law people

Supreme Court Museum Delhi

Supreme Court Museum In this museum, different courts across the country have been shown and their history has been told, how justice is done from ancient India till now. This museum is a good step. For justice

Excellent 👌👌

Good place to visit. Nice ambient and environment. Here you'll get to learn about development of justice system in India from the Medieval India to the present era.

Hon’ble Supreme Court of India🇮🇳🙏

Its closed since 1.5 years

Learn best law knowledge

It's awesome place to learn history of indian judicial system. Documentary is informative.

The audio-visual show throws light to how the SC functions. However, there is space for much more historically significant items.

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Nice place

It's very nice place. One must visit atleast once. Nice documentary movie.

The Supreme Court Museum is an amazing place to visit and enrich your knowledge about the history of this national temple of justice.

Good place

One of a kind museum of legal importance reflecting judicial history of india and it's proliferation and evolution into its recent form. Starting from Harrapan Civilization.It navigates the spectators to the rock edicts of the Maurya empire and farmans of Mugal emperors to the grants of British Raj. Positive points : 1. Clean and well metained. 2. Less crowded than the most tourist places.

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Small but interesting and great place to learn how judiciary system evolved

Museum nd guided tour

The museum is well maintained and has several historically important artifacts from the Indian Legal system. The audio-visual show throws light to how the SC functions. However, there is space for much more historically significant items.

It's a small place So not much things to see Maximum in half an hour you can see whole museum It's entry is free Photography is not allowed

Museum for Historical background of Indian judicial system.

Museum is closed for renovation don't go there for further guidelines shared by government

Nice place regarding history of supreme Court

Very good museum various real file of big cases and more. You will like it if interested in politics

Though its very educational and the best place to go to as a law student who dreams to practice in sc one day, its quite boring for the lay persons. It has the copies of the high profile and most important cases and constitutional articles that are remarkable in some way like the Indira Gandhi assassination case ot the declaration of emergency. The wigs and chairs of important judges are also there. Paintings and pictures are common. Furniture is also to be seen. So its pretty educational and normal to see.

(Translated by Google) We got to learn a lot by coming here like the names of our former Justices, their tenure records, stamps, old heritage, the funerals used by the former Justices, and many more like to understand are available in the Supreme Court Museum! (Original) हमें यहाँ आके बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला जैसे हमारे पूर्व जस्टिस के नाम उनके कार्यकाल अभिलेख, स्टाॅम्प,पुरानी धरोहर,पूर्व के जस्टिस द्वारा इस्तेमाल किया हुआ फनिंचर,और बहुत कुछ समझने लाइक समाना सुप्रीम कोर्ट मयुजियम में उपलब्ध हैं बच्चों को जरूर दिखाएँ!!

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Very nice place to visit 👍, visit with your family.

Good to have museums like this and it is indeed much informative.

Brilliant experience,,,must watch to law aspirants

Very Informative Museum ☆ Division in two Part 1st Floor & 2nd Basement

Very Good Musueum

Good

Please visit

Awesome experience

Great place for a quick visit.... Can a good addition to a routine trip to exhibitions at Pragati Maidan... Quite well curated...

Awesome.

Great place

The Supreme Court Museum was set up to preserve, protect, and display rare objects, artefacts, manuscripts, old documents, files, and photographs depicting the legal heritage of India and the growth of our justice delivery system. #SupremecourtMuseum

A good informative museum. It can take up tp 40 to 60 mins to see. Not so crowded

Nice documentary film.Entry is free but one must have identity proof like aadhar card,pan card etc.Foreigners entry is through passport.

Very nice i visited here ...i love this place

Very Good experience . Please maintain it for next generation.

Good place

Near ITO one of the biggest autonomous body of Indian government and powerful

Very informative

Good place. Really helpful for law students

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Here first of all free of cost entry and mandatory thing that you have your identity card must ....After that they show only museum not supreme court and there old things are listed and one small video room that cliop shows history of supreme court by way of video after that you have to exit and come outside ...I think they have make a way that the person visit here that see supreme court physically ....Jai hind

The museum is closed indefinitely