Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

Aniket Ankam 17 months ago

If you love history, culture and art then this museum is a must-visit.
To cover the entire museum peacefully and without hurrying, you require at least half a day.
The museum has many sections and every section is impressive. The most impressive was the section where all the sculptures are displayed.
The entry fee is 150₹ for an Indian which includes the camera fee as well.

Arun Kumar Pollachi 23 months ago

Museum is now open full expect top floor. Now it is 100 years celebration time.

Entrance fee is Rs.100 per person, i strongly recommend to take a camera ticket for a group of members.

Parking facility available inside, normal it tooks around minimum three hours time to spend. Many departments are available each is unique and speak the history of the culture and our civilization.

Inside there is well maintained wash room available. Drinking water facility available on the ground floor.

Second main thing is one children museum available for kids. Never ever forget to visit there even if kids are not available.

Lot of working material and Book are kept there for kids for FREE to take home. Good time to spend for kids in the museum.

The staff of the children museum are very good and excellent service provider. They can help you in any doubt regards to the children museum and they will guide very well.

Some of the trees are planted there to show your kids about the tree and how they looked.

Each and every minute you spend there is more valuable, luggage are not allowed inside.

Gift shops are available in the museum campus there you can but some best things, and one book Shop is available inside the museum at ground floor.

Sanika Tiwarekar 20 months ago

What an amazing place for anyone who enjoys a day at a museum. It's very huge and there many many museums as a part of it. There's Natural Selection museum showcasing specimens of birds, wildlife and aquatic life, there's also a coins museum dating to coins collection from the Mauryan period, etc. There's a textile museum where you can do an activity of block printing on cloth. There's also a gallery which showcases work curated by artists. There's a jewellery museum as well. The entire building architecture is anything but unimpressive. If you're a college student, carry your ID card or fee receipt to get the ticket for half the actual amount. The ticket fare for foreigners is too much, 650 rs., hopefully they will lessen it a little to make it more accessible.