Situated in the middle of the lush, green Ram Niwas Garden just outside the old city walls, the Albert Hall Museum Click to open side panel for more information is the oldest and most grand state museum in Rajasthan.

Opened to the public in 1887, the building itself is an absolute masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture, designed with elegant domes, carved stone pillars, and beautiful archways that mirror classic British and Indian design elements.

A World of Artifacts Under One RoofInside the cool, grand stone galleries, the museum houses an incredible collection of royal artifacts, ancient pottery, traditional textiles, intricately carved woodwork, weapons, and rare miniature paintings from across Rajasthan’s history.

But the most surprising exhibit is an authentic 2,300-year-old Egyptian Mummy named Tutu, which sits perfectly preserved in its own specialized glass display case.