This is great collection of many artifacts, art items collectibles over the world. It is enriching experience to see many types of art especially ivory, children collection, Statues, clocks any many many things. It has 2 blocks eastern (Where you will see Chinese, Japaneses and eastern artifacts), central where there are various sections like ivory, arms, clocks etc and westerns. On the ticket there is small map and collections are listed. It is very much walk and you get tired in 5-6 sections only. If you are tight on time or kids are tired then before starting select the sections you want to cover, arms, toys, children, clock, invory are very interesting which kids also enjoy. You can do selective round else you can do for the whole muesum. Go early so you get some time to see read and take pictures as well. If you have big group then it becomes very difficult so plan accordingly. Please do spend at least 2 hours for quick tour or 4 hours for whole museum. Go only you are museum kind of person.

Yes, it’s busy, but it has so many aspects of Hyderbadi history. Many treasures of exquisite design from delicately decorated jewel boxes, to gory weapons, crystal ware and a fascinating collection of coins. Rooms may be noisy but just wait a few minutes and they usually empty

A very well maintained museum. The ticket prices are very less just Rs 50 for adults and Rs 20 for children. They are charging 50 rs per mobile which I feel is fine. The museum is well organized with different rooms on a separate level. The main attraction is the veiled Rebecca and Cuckoo clock. They have provided a floor map on each ticket which is kind of helpful. They have a food court which has a lot of food items and it is required since one can spend the whole day in this museum. For kids there is a lot of learning going through each room and I can see the excitement in the kids faces. The museum houses unique collections of art and collectibles from around the world.

Salar Jung museum is a private collection/museum. It showcases over 43000 artefacts/collectibles from different corners of the world from different centuries. The museum was nationalized in 1960's. The collector was a minister to the Nizam of Hyderabad. It's a neat museum but hiring a guide gives you a better insight. There's no record of the source of collection, details are missing. Overall a great place to visit.

Amazing items with craft fully & systematically arranged. Some of the items are awesome as lady marble statue with veil, one side man & back side woman, some rare artifacts, weapons, cloths, utensils, crockery and so on. Little tiring as to see all items you have to spend more than 5 to 6 hrs. One should visit & spend quality time.

The views were amazing, we took so many photos! Housed in a beautifully restored heritage building, the museum boosts a diverse collection of artifacts including ancient manuscripts, coins, textiles and exquisite sculptures. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, providing visitors with a well rounded understanding of Hyderabad's historical significance