Sightseeing is definitely the must-do activity in Pune. This museum has a great wealth of objects, and personally I found it as interesting if not more than the Prince of Wales in Mumbai. The museum is vast and the route is original and means that you never return to the same place The carved woods are of great splendor. But as we explore each room, we become more and more under its spell. Everything is well presented and highlighted. The part on musical instruments is also very beautiful; Fun: the entrance to the ladies' toilet is a magnificent carved door. Very original

This happens to be one of my favourite places to visit in the city. I generally go there for writing exercises when I have a writer's block and want to be inspired. Last year, I visited this place with an artist friend of mine and we spent the day writing and sketching throughout the museum. If you are going to visit with kids, make sure that they are in an age group where they are curious and can understand what is shown to them.

An interesting, eclectic collection of artefacts housed in 2 wings of a building. I was short of time so could cover only one wing. Lovely local flavors that museums often overlook. Well worth a visit. Unfortunately space is short so artefacts are crowded into tight spaces, not well displayed, labelled & lighting is terrible. The collection deserves a well designed display and needs to be documented.

Kelkar museum is must visit place in Pune , every floor is good historic pots , clothes. I love Mastani mahal . Kids enjoy 12 years and above .. please keep in mind no parking for cars ,, so please park at missal parking a take walk of 5 min.. enjoy!!!

I recently visited the Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, and it was an incredible experience! The museum houses thousands of fascinating artifacts spread across three floors. Some of the main attractions include beautiful potteries, antique mirrors, nut cutters, lamps, and exquisite textile items.The entry fee is ₹100 for Indians, with an additional optional ₹100 fee for mobile photography. You’ll need around 2 to 3 hours to fully explore and appreciate the collection. A must-visit for history and art enthusiasts!"