Best places: Museums in Old Delhi, India

Research center displaying relics, books & art relating to Indian political activist Mahatma Gandhi.

Mughal-era artifacts & arms from the Indian Rebellion of 1854 feature at this Red Fort attraction.

👍👍 Beautiful and best place

Modern museum established in 1965, showcasing collections of costumed dolls from many nations.

👍👍 This complex houses various things which I will mention below: Generic information first - toilets are neat and clean. There is a mini canteen inside the complex and a full service canteen in the parking lot. Food is good, quantity sufficient and prices reasonable. One can also buy evergreen Choley...

👍 Recently restored this old library was once the royal residence of Dara Shikuh, eldest son of Emperor Shah Jahan. It changed a few hands after his death from Aurangzeb's son later believed to be handed over to some Portuguese Governess, Donna Juliana, then again bought by Nawab Safdarjung in the 18t...

👍👍 Finally something good in Delhi in tribute to Netaji,the greatest freedom fighter. 3 continuous building build by British in side redfort is converted to museum dedicated to freedom struggle and one of them is completely dedicated to Netaji. Must visit for anyone visiting,don’t miss by any chance.

👍👍 Islamic organisation named Jamiat Ahle Hadith has been strainning for the Development of muslim society in educatinal and economical state. It has many insturctor who are giving their best in different places. It always organize an international world seminar in Pragati Maidan to promote thier basic...

👍👍 It was a beautiful day in Delhi, and I was excited to visit the Drishyakala Museum at the Red Fort. I had heard great things about it, and I was eager to see the collection for myself. I arrived at the museum and was immediately struck by its impressive architecture. The building is a former barrack...

👍 Went for a public gathering for a global council. The ambience is good and the capacity is enough for about 200+ individuals.

👍👍 Very mesmerizing pleace.The former residence of Indira Gandhi has been converted into the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum and is filled with personal belongings and furnishings used by the late Prime Minister.