Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum - New Delhi, Delhi

Deep Rastogi

Amazing museum, with friendly and helpful staff. Many beautiful items are curated there. The museum is not that well known, and very few people go there. It is newly remodeled, and nicely air conditioned on a hot day. It has a ground floor and two basements, accessible via escalators as well as elevators. Restrooms are also clean, though it would be good to have paper towels or hand dryers in there.

They advise guests to start the tour by themselves. When there are enough guests, the tour guide will come out and call the guests to join the guided tour if interested. I highly recommend joining the guided tour, as there are a few things which I would have missed without them pointing it out.

During certain times, there is a free shuttle bus from President's House to the museum and it is worthwhile to take that shuttle to avoid the walk and to find the museum easily.

Atanu Das

Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum is a world-class institution that offers a captivating journey through the history of India's presidency. Housed within the iconic Rashtrapati Bhavan, the museum employs cutting-edge technology to bring the past to life. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, witness holographic projections, and delve into the lives of past presidents. Beyond its technological marvels, the museum showcases a vast collection of artifacts, gifts, and memorabilia, offering a glimpse into the grandeur and legacy of India's head of state.

Pallavi Bhatnagar

A must visit place specially with kids to show them about all former n den present presidents of India.
Very well developed museum. It’s in 2 parts one is of gifts n souvenirs received by different presidents in their times and other part is of things belonged to pre-independence.
Attraction is the “stone from moon” we got gift from USA.
Stairs n lifts r there to roam between 3 floors.

Souvenir shop is outside with some wonderful stuff u can take home with u. A small n very lively cafe is dere for refreshments.

Golf cart n wheelchair available on request.

Jasmina Shah

This is one the best museums in Delhi.
This is inside Amrut udhyan.
Which is one for public in one's in a year nearly in March
For enter in this you have to buy tickets .
Inside gets facility of AC, wheelchair,lift.
They are showing caseing all freedom fighters posters , details written under frame , pictures sculpture, stumps slogan .
And all collection of crockery medals emblem, monuments and lots of things
Must visit , museums.
Can used camera for pictures .
Can show to children to know about Indian rastrapati

Pulkit Mann

Best place to visit To know more about our india, its constitution , pre nd post partition and many more things related to history . If you are a real patriot You will feel really good to visit here , you will find it a really peaceful area where your full day will be busy And you will not know when it was morning and how fast it became evening .

Muskan Bansiwal

Very well maintained museum. Attractive and beautifully designed. Washrooms are neat and tidy. You will see a lot knowledgeable things over here. Must visit with your kids.

anshuman jain

Amazing collection and quite nicely done up building. Ofcourse the entire estate is an oasis of peace, greenery and quiet. The museum can still do far far better with proper placement of artefacts and proper categorisation. There is a lot of stuff there that is not arranged in a logical sequence... The other half of the museum that s based in old horse stables also needs proper categorisation and display. Lot of gifts or memorabilia is associated with recent presidents.. one would like to see stuff from the first president onwards .

Gourab Ghosh

I had the thrilling experience of exploring the interior of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Tickets are usually available online through their website during the month of September, priced at Rs. 50 per person. A knowledgeable guide escorted us through the Bhavan, showcasing all its magnificent parts.