Very nice Museum with modern interactive features with LED touch screens. Add-ons such as selfie with PM etc. are very nice. Must see museum for contemporary rich experience and good infotainment.

Located just next to Nehru Planetarium, this place is located and I think one of the best museum and actually a fun place to spend time. The entry ticket charges are Rs 100 per person and also provides you with locker facility as apart from basic and essential items, nothing is allowed. So this is a good thing to provide these kind of services. Along with entrance ticket, there were add on tickets like photo/video walk with your favourite Prime Minister of India, letter from them or helicopter ride which is a VR kind type experience, however helicopter ride disappoints a lot and needs improvement. Also, there are many activities inside the place which you going to really like along with museum. The place is very well managed, clean, guided, has many amenities inside, top class restrooms and a very hood cafeteria inside. The time required for visiting the place is at least 3-4hrs. Also, few things which are about to get started includes sound and laser show and souvenir shop. Place is definitely recommended to visit.

This place is worth visiting when you are in New Delhi! A museum well conceived and dedicated to all the Prime Ministers of Independent India. Irrespective of the party each PM was affiliated with, I feel that justice has been done in depicting true aspects/story of each PM. Museum tells us the story about how our Prime Ministers dedicated themselves for all-round development of the nation. Certainly, there's a message for the younger generation too. Apart from audio-visual storytelling of historical events, there are certain interactive programs -  Take a Selfie with your favorite PM (costs Rs. 50 per person in addition to entry fee of Rs. 50/-), Quiz, Write your vision for India 2047! Overall, it's a nice experience.

Collection of History & Work done by all the prime ministers India had till now. Must Visit place. 🇮🇳

Pro - parking space, organised entry by security staff, excellent information on all prime ministers. You can click your photos with your favourite Prime minister and a lot of other new digital features. Bus service from central secretariat metro station on frequent intervals. You can book tickets online but it's good if you book online in advance. Cons - dirty and broken washrooms. Rude private security staff inside the museum. The majority of them will be over the phone and if you ask anything to them they would talk rudely. Only one guy asked very nicely for giving feedback in the new building.

Good place to visit to know about Indian prime minister’s history and how India develops after independence. Specially for the children lots of knowledge and technology so worthy place to visit. You get selfie, walk and auto graph with your favourite prime minister.

Arguably the best museum in India. Don't go just for the knowledge but to see the modern infrastructure and how digitally sound the place is. The place is open from 10 a.m to 6 p.m Tuesday to Sunday and is a great place to visit.

Loved the place. Must visit for everyone. Pictures are no match to the amazing creation this place is. Best museum in India I have been to. The gardens as well as the inside place is super well maintained.

The makers have totally nailed in every parameter. Best tech has been used to make the displays. Not just a regular boring museum, this one is loaded with lots of good informational artifacts and displays. Audio guide app was very handy and accurate. I would suggest visitors to bring your own earphones for best audioguide experience. This place will take 4-5 hours if you have keen interest in history of India. Kudos to Govt for upgrading this place. The rates of tickets is just ₹90 but even if they price it higher, then there's no loss considering level of work that has been done here.

They renovated and reorganized this museum along with one wonderful new building addition . Please must visit this place if you are interested in our history and legacy . A minimum of 3 hours are needed to visit this place . There is ample parking space available along with clean washrooms and clean drinking water points. They have one cafe as well, whose food is yummy and service is super fast. The place is clean in comparison to other monument's cafes.

Total area of the Prime Minister's Museum (at Teen Murti Bhawan) Building is 10,491 sqmt. Contribution of All PM's of India will be at display to inspire younger generation. A number of Gifts received by Pt. Nehru from around the globe but not exhibited will also be displayed. The Museum is all set to be inaugurate on April 14, 2022.

Earlier it was PM JLN house then inaugurated as new Pradhanmantri sanghralay on 14th April 2022. It's good for students or the person who loves to know about the nation history. Here you find everything from the history of our republic Bharat and our leaders. Ticket is 100rs per person Parking is free There multiple top up in tickets like: 1. Photo with your favourite pm 2. Letter from your favourite pm 3. A walk with your favourite pm 4. A 360 virtual helipad Here you can opt for audio guide if you want to know in brief. Museum Timings Tuesday to Sunday - 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Light and Sound Show Show 1 - Hindi - 6:15 PM to 6:45 PM Show 2 - English - 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Good place to know history of India post independence.

It's an awesome and amazing place to visit.Not just enjoyed it but also seen the things which as a common Indian would never be able to see. Education, enjoyment and an amazing infra altogether at the same time...... Rare Combination Really Enjoyed Must Visit Place in India Technically sound and Modern Infrastructure..... Absolutely loved it ❤️

Looking for knowing about India's glorious history, then this museum is a must visit place. Having the latest technology in place for remembering the great history of Indian Prime Ministers, the museum provides every detail possible. It also provides in depth knowledge about constitution of India and it's makers. A must visit place with children to make them aware about our glorious history.

I would say a museum with modern technology used. It won't make you bore inside the premises. 3 hours is enough to cover the complete premises. In the evening , there is a Lazer and a sound show. This place will be liked by all age groups.

It is newly opened museum it is full ac with light and sound show. There u will get information of all the pm's till now . So many places to take beautiful piks. There is a cafe its prices are fine.

When will going to open for public? Can anybody say

A great place to visit with family. Indian history details. Light and sound show is great. Huge garden area to spent time in peace. Holidays are usually crowded. For best experience visit early in the morning. Entry ticket can be scanned multiple times in a day. For detailed experience, av guide is must.

This is a good place for a weekend. Make sure you go by 10.00 am where you can beat the crowd. You need to get a token for the VR helicopter so that in the remaining time you scroll around. It is a nice place.

Wonderful place to visit. From here you will get a lot of information about Indian politics.

This place is now buzzing with the latest technologies that transport you into a different world. Liberal use of Augmented Reality, rich screens, AV effects, art work and tasteful grand decor brings history to life in this place. Go here to understand modern India's history and economics, and politics through the lives of its Prime Ministers. Would recommend setting aside a few hours and using the Audio guide for sure.

Looking for knowing about India's glorious history, then this museum is a must visit place. Having the latest technology in place for remembering the great history of Indian Prime Ministers, the museum provides every detail possible. It's a beautiful tribute to all the prime ministers of the country. The Add on AI items are very interesting and engaging. Photo with favourite Prime minister and letter from prime minister are the ones we tried and they are very good. Add on tickets are available till 5 pm only and Museum is open till 6 pm. Overall very good experience. Worth spending a full day. Contains the work and life of 14 PMs of India. You can also get a virtually generated picture and personalized message from any of your favorite PM. Cafe food was tasty and hygienic. The sovenier shop has all made in India items. Good collection and reasonably priced. It also provides in depth knowledge about constitution of India and its makers. Entry price is ₹100 per Person which is for the museum. Additionally, there are photo booth activity priced ₹50 each and helicopter ride worth ₹100 each. A must visit place with children to make them aware about our glorious history.

Very very educative place… a nice tour for students… we also got to learn so many things about the independent India… the virtual shows and the games were totally amazing … highly appreciable. Nicely maintained… a must visit for each student in India…kudos to the efforts of the govt to maintain it…students will be instilled with ideas to make India the most powerful.

A must place to go....There are many exhibits like the 7d simulator sitting on which you will get a feeling of a helicopter ride and it will make you feel like you are flying above the various places. You can take a photo, letter and video with your favourite Prime minister. Also the history lovers will get to see videos of 1965 ward, states unity to India and about all the Prime minister's. The staff is extremely polite, courteous and friendly. Parking is free, tickets are nominal. There is a cafe inside.

It was an unexpected visit and yet the most amazing one. I have been to museums but never like this one. It's a must visit if you are visiting the planetarium. You won't regret it. Resource:- Trust me bro!!

My visit to Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya on March 1, 2024, was an enriching experience that offered a profound insight into India's political history and governance. The museum's well-curated exhibits showcased the evolution of Indian democracy, from its inception to the present day, highlighting key milestones, leaders, and transformative moments. The exhibits were meticulously organized, providing a comprehensive narrative that captivated visitors of all ages. From interactive displays detailing significant legislative acts to multimedia presentations elucidating the struggles and triumphs of the Indian freedom movement, every section of the museum offered a profound educational journey. One particularly striking aspect of the museum was its emphasis on inclusivity and diversity. It celebrated not only the prominent figures and events but also highlighted the contributions of marginalized communities, women leaders, and grassroots movements in shaping the nation's democratic ethos. The museum's architecture and design complemented the thematic content, creating an immersive and engaging environment. The blend of traditional and modern elements seamlessly guided visitors through the exhibits, fostering a sense of connection with India's rich political heritage. The staff were courteous and knowledgeable, readily available to provide assistance and insights. Their passion for the subject matter enhanced the overall experience, making it both informative and enjoyable. Overall, my visit to Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya was an enlightening journey through India's political landscape, leaving me with a deeper appreciation for the country's democratic values and historical legacy. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to explore the intricacies of Indian governance and democracy.

It is a brilliant place to visit and to know about our history. I would recommend to take the virtual photo and walk with the ticket. Most important do take your headphones because u would be needing them to listen, also they have English and Hindi both audio.

Teen Murti Bhavan, The Residence of first prime minister of India which was turned into his museum post his death is now known as Pradhanmantri Sangrhalya or Prime Minister's Museum. There are two buildings in this Museum - The first one is where pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Used to live & Second is the newly constructed one. The first building is mainly focused on Mr. Nehru's life. The second building starts from Lal Bahadur Shastri to Dr. Manmohan Singh. This is one best museum I have visited till now. Equipped with modern technology, It gives both knowledge in intersting way.

Went there today i.e. on 17.04.2022 with family...as according to news channels and social media ...it is open for public from 14.04.2022 But when we went there we got to know from the guards that it will open for public from 21.04.2022... So totally waste of time

It's a beautiful tribute to all the prime ministers of the country. The Add on AI items are very interesting and engaging. Photo with favourite Prime minister and letter from prime minister are the ones we tried and they are very good. Add on tickets are available till 5 pm only and Museum is open till 6 pm. Overall very good experience.

Interesting place to visit, I recommend to young people and kids to bisit this place and get to know more about our history. ₹100 fee for museum and for light show starts after 6PM. Closed on Monday. Bus service also available.

Every step you take here, you will find yourself flipping through the pages of Indian Polity and the spirit of the Constitution. An enlightening experience. > Though the cafeteria menu can be expanded (variety) and improved (qlty) as it takes a whole day in covering the museum entirely including Light show (highlight).

Very nice palace for tourism and Know the History of Indian Prime Ministers it's was very amazing experience in the place so, you can go and see the palace ..❤️

It's an awesome and amazing place to visit. All information about all the Indian prime ministers and their contributions. A great place to visit with family. Indian history details. Light and sound show is great. Huge garden area to spent time. The museum also houses an extensive collection of rare artifacts, including photographs, paintings, documents, and other historical objects. Must visit place.

A Must visit place, if you are a little interested or curious to know about the Indian history/culture. You can get a good insight about pre/post independence, polity, about all PMs of India in an entertaining and interactive manner. The museum is also equipped with latest technologies/innovations like AI/ML to make us aware which is fascinating. You can also enjoy VR helicopter ride, virtual tour with PM Modi etc.

Outstanding place, democracy florish!!

Beautiful place and must watch place for those interested in poltics. It reminds us timely growth of India also you can take pictures with your favourite prime minister at @50. and walk along with PM Ticket price @50

All Indians must visit this museum to know many facts of Indian hostory, politics and secrets which are not available outside. It's amazing to see many things under one place which was earlier focused only Jawahar Lal Nahru. I urge all the citizens to visit this place.

Very well maintained and beautifully designed auditoriums with excellent use of modern technology. The museums are exquisite with modern and old artifacts. Need a whole day to explore the place well as well as the light and sound shows are quite good. Options for both English and Hindi shows are available.

A worth visiting place near TeenMurti depicting the contribution of each and every PM in India's history till date. Has got an excellent collection of Souvenirs, artifacts, letters etc received or sent by the respective PMs. Try to book tickets online in Advance to avoid rush/network connectivity related issues. Children of 4+ age will surely enjoy the virtual reality based Helicopter ride.

Completely worth a visit for all high school students and parents.. it enlightens them about Indian history particularly after independence.. related to mainly Jawaharlal Nehru and other prime ministers also ..

Terrific place. Perhaps highly underrated. This easily holds its own against established places like National Museum or NGMA. The exhibits are audio visual and immersive. The architecture is superb and very modern. The bathrooms are spic and span. The canteen is excellent. I thought this was just something to acknowledge the other PMs in order to make a political point (as this is in the erstwhile back garden of Nehru Memorial), but this is really a tribute to our country and the men who led it. A must visit.

Add to your must visit list if you are a history buff. Worth spending a full day. Contains the work and life of 14 PMs of India. You can also get a virtually generated picture and personalized message from any of your favorite PM. Cafe food was tasty and hygienic. The sovenier shop has all made in India items. Good collection and reasonably priced.

This is place is the MUST MUST visit place in New Delhi! Amazing, innovative, incredible and never witnessed such a modern museum which depicts the great history of our Indian prime ministers, Indian Freedom Movement, Indian Constitution, Indian Government formation, Wars, transformations happening so far after getting independence. Therefore if you want to know the story of India as a country then do visit with family, friends, children. Very unique way to give this information via interactive, audio, video mediums and including the use of modern technologies like AI. Therefore you will feel a proud Indian citizen after visiting this place. Thank you so much India Government for building this museum, this will really help and guide the youth to know more about their country and the great background of history and principles on which this country is build. Jai Hind !

Best experience. You must take a whole day to visit this place. It has more than enough to visit so one must plan for 5-6 hour time to spent here otherwise you'll miss something. At night there is a night light show and fountain show which you wouldn't like to miss. So its a day night place to visit having canteens for food and beverage and allother facilities to hold on for long time.

The most beautiful, well thought of, well planned and much needed museum. However, such a nice place needs to be well looked after... *Children less than 10 years should not be allowed. *Parents to act more responsibly. *Friendly guides to be recruited. *Less indifferent security personnel to be employed. *More awareness for this place to be generated. *We need to be proud of our heritage... Still a truly great place...

Must visit to this Incredible place. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the country's past. The museum is spread over several galleries and covers a wide range of topics, from the history of the Rashtrapati Bhavan and the role of the President of India, to the country's struggle for independence and its cultural heritage. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, and the museum uses a variety of multimedia tools to bring the displays to life. The museum also houses an extensive collection of rare artifacts, including photographs, paintings, documents, and other historical objects.

People must visit this place to know about our freedom fight history and contribution of PM's to build India Entry Fees:100 INR

The museum is well organised and clean. It’s been only 4 months since it’s inauguration. The one big negative is the attitude of the staff, they could be more polite and assisting. The audio guide system is pathetic! The agency that’s managing it at the moment should be kicked out and a new more professional one should be given charge. The audio doesn’t work and the connectivity is really bad. It is annoying. The Cafe should be 5 times the size it is now. All in all a worthwhile place to visit. My advise is not to go in a big group, either go alone or with your one friend or spouse if you want to enjoy and learn.

Carry earphones to enjoy the guided tour! The museum is quite large so be prepared for a lot of walking. The helicopter VR is a must see.

Visit the recently inaugrated museum dedicated to the former prime minister's of India.The entry tickets are available online@₹100/- and offline@₹110/- for Indians.

Would love to see a detailed documentary or review video from a blogger. First thing in my list when i visit India

I visited Pradhanmantri Sangrahalay and was captivated by its rich portrayal of India's history. The exhibits were exceptional, offering a deep insight into our heritage. However, the cleanliness of the washrooms was disappointing, and the canopy felt neglected, serving as an unintended dustbin. Despite these issues, the overall historical experience was truly impressive.