Most reviewed Museums in Ānand, India

Bi-level promenade on both sides of Sabarmati River, used for walking, cycling & cultural events.

Site of Hindu spirituality with museum about life and work of former Indian leader, Mahatma Gandhi.

Massive, 19th-century palace in landscaped surrounds featuring an art museum, concert hall & zoo.

Covered outdoor showcase of high-end vintage automobiles, carriages, motorcycles & other vehicles.

Century-old museum & gallery displaying Asian & Middle Eastern paintings, sculptures & weaponry.

Large interactive museum shaped as a mound of salt & telling Gandhi's life story.

Dedicated to India's first Deputy PM, this museum tells the story of India's early democracy.

Small children's amusement park with a playground, rides, a funhouse & a natural history museum.

Founded in 1961, this museum in a royal palace houses Rococo paintings, sculptures & artifacts.

This museum features a selection of exhibits on space exploration, models, a 3D movie & gift shop.

Religious complex & museum displaying artifacts from the life of Swaminarayan, a revered Hindu yogi.

👍👍 It is a very beautiful place, especially for the lovers of painting, there are more than 500 paintings in which the life of Lord Swaminarayan is depicted.

Textile museum devoted to 5 centuries of Indian fabrics & weaving techniques; reservations required.

👍👍 I must say it's beautiful place prepared by shree Swaminarayan trust. Story of Mahabharata, Ramayana, Bhagavad Gita and lord swaminarayan.. Water show, science City, info city, aquarium, auditorium, and yam lok are at free of cost whereas nauka vihar costs Rs. 40 per person. Fees for adult is 160 rs...

Museum known for pre-Mughal paintings, bronzes & sculptures, plus rare manuscripts & coins.

Mud hut museum displaying a variety of ancient utensils, nutcrackers & other utilitarian tools.

Interactive museum with exhibits designed to facilitate dialogue about historical conflicts via art.

Stately, antique-filled hotel offering warmly furnished quarters, party lawns & dining.

👍👍 Museum is filled with so many amazing paintings and beautiful house of kasturbhai No photography allowed in the museum

😠 First when reach there and try to take coupon guy on counter says "Put your tiffin in line, If we have enough food then I will give you coupon" So it means you will not get surety that you will get tiffin and it is possible that after waiting half hour or 45 minutes you will not get tiffin. Never s...