As you approach, you'll see signs for only "THE MUSEUM" 1. 80 rupees entrance… if you’re Indian. 500 if you’re not. You can pay in US dollars, $8. 2. You’re supposed to buy a “photopass” wristband if you want to take pictures. Three levels: cellphone...More

This museum has headsets with different languages, which is nice for outside visitors. Everything is displayed nicely and distributed across 3 floors, and a few items are outside. There is a small place to grab something to eat and drink in the restaurant. If you’ve...More

Each section is so very unique and interesting. Even the entire building and area around it is worth seeing

Good museum, very well maintained, clean beyond our expectations. All the exhibits were well maintained. The museum store is also good and so is the cafeteria. But all activities for kids like Buddhist prayer flag making, coin making/printing, turban wearing were closed, unmanned despite being...More

I happened upon this excellent continental food restaurant after visiting the CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ VASTU SANGRAHALAYA Museum (which was great.) I loved its laid back but hip atmosphere, its size (not too big but not a hole in the wall either) and especially its food....More

There's so much to see in this museum, from animal exhibitions to bronze statues to beautiful jewellery and European art - we had a great time!

Formerly known as the Prince Of Wales museum, it is an ideal place to visit where objects of historical, scientific, artistic, cultural interest are stored and exhibited. People visiting Mumbai with families could spend a good 2 hours admiring the well preserved and maintained exhibits....More