One of the best museums in India. Historic, well curated and we'll maintained. It houses carpets, metal art, European art, miniature paintings, Egyptian gallery, sculptures gallery, weapon gallery, jewels gallery and many more. Must visit.

Beautiful building and a very interesting museum with so much to see! Spread over two floors. A few things, as there is so much, I became overwhelmed so just pick what your interested in or browse through it. You can spend an hour in here or half a day. Really depends on your interests. Information is in English too.

Centrally located, parking staff were helpful. Museum has good collection of artworks like paintings, statues, toys, utensils, coinage, weaponry etc. in a small but beautiful hall.

Two sides of the same coin. Outside is picturesque. Inside is a a museum where you can see so many daily objects architecturally so appealing. Evening hours you can see the lighting but I would prefer the day look to get a more historical vibe. Takes around an hour. Entry Ticket rs 50, use scan and pay to avoid queue

The Albert Hall museum is the oldest museum of the state and the building and grounds are impressive. It has a treasure trove of things - international art, miniature paintings, paintings, sculptures and artifacts. I enjoyed the museum and also walking around the grounds.

Visiting the Albert Hall Museum on the auspicious occasion of World Heritage Day, April 18th, was an unforgettable experience. Inside, the museum's vast collection of artifacts, ranging from exquisite sculptures to rare manuscripts, mesmerized us at every turn. Each exhibit seemed to narrate a story of its own, offering insights into the rich heritage of Rajasthan and beyond.If you're ever in Jaipur, don't miss the opportunity to explore this cultural gem.

A century ago, time came to a standstill. Within the confines of a decrepit building, lies a treasure trove, a collection of remarkable beauty. Yet, its splendor remains obscured, overshadowed by neglect and decay. Each artifact, frozen in time, whispers tales of a bygone era, longing to be unveiled, longing to be heard. The walls, once vibrant with life, now crumble in silence, bearing witness to the passage of time. But amidst the ruins, there exists a potential, a hope, a yearning for restoration. For within this forgotten sanctuary, lies the essence of history, awaiting its resurrection.

Last week, I visited the Albert Hall Museum in Jaipur and was very satisfied. The beautiful building and impressive collections, including ancient sculptures and an Egyptian mummy, were fascinating. Overall, it was a rewarding glimpse into India's rich heritage.

I visited this museum in afternoon that time sunlight was very intense. I reached here by walking from badi chaupar. This Museum is situated in Ram Niwas Garden Jaipur. It was renovated in 2008 & opened as one of the advanced museum in India. This place is named after King Edward VII or Albert Edward. This place have great collection of all items of Ancient , Modern India & and even Abroad. Some Collection are Coins, Egyptian mummy, fountain in courtyard, Paintings, arts, Handicrafts, Sculpture, Artifacts, Statue and many more. I enjoyed a lot and spend almost 2 hours here. Nice place to learn about past. I experience wonderful moments of past. Anyone who have passion to learn something new, they must visit.

A good museum to visit outside and in. The evening view from the outside is definitely worth seeing. Not convinced about the charges of going inside, especially if you are on a group tour and have only around 40 minutes to visit the inside. Please remember the tickets are a lot more expensive for non indians. Indian may be asked for ID in order to get cheaper tickets.