Bahrain National Museum

I recently visited the Bahrain National Museum, and it was a wonderful experience! The entrance was free during my visit, which made it even better. The museum is beautifully designed and offers a comprehensive look at Bahrain’s rich history and culture. There are fascinating exhibits ranging from ancient artifacts to modern art, showcasing the country’s heritage. I particularly enjoyed the section on pearl diving, which is a significant part of Bahrain’s history. The displays are informative and engaging, making it easy to learn about the various aspects of Bahraini culture. The museum also has a lovely waterfront area, perfect for a stroll after exploring the exhibits. Overall, I highly recommend the Bahrain National Museum to anyone visiting. It's a great place to spend a few hours and learn about the rich history of this beautiful country!

Had a collection of Dilmun artifacts and traditional old culture, starting from their shops to till date traditional is well maintained here at a small entry fee. Very worth the visit and iconic spot which is near to the Beach. You can take some nice photos outside as well

Very cheap entry ticket at the receptionist inside, only accepting card as payment method. A full history of Bahrain and their culture. With a very spacious area, there were only 2 floors, and you’d be finished in at min. 45 mins. Very well kept and clean too

Amazing place you should first visit when you come to Bahrain. Very nice souvenir shop and cafe for resting during your visit. I adore it.

We really liked this museum and would recommend it as something to add to your things-to-do in Bahrain. If you like to learn about history and take some good artistic pics this is a great place to do. Also theres a cute restaurant inside where you can refresh yourself! 🖼️

Nice experience and much to learn about the history and traditions of Bahrain I highly recommend this place And there is a restaurant inside you can have brunch. A must visit in Bahrain

A free museum to visit along the coastline of Bahrain. It explains it's rich history along with its ancient people and how I grew as a city I would definitely recommend coming here to spend an afternoon.

It's a beautiful building with great light and a nice restaurant on the first floor. They don't have large exhibits but that makes it nice and manageable to visit. The upper floors have dioramas about the cultural practices of the people and it's interesting. We also liked the sculpture garden. But first and foremost the people there were very welcoming and kind. One experience in particular was wonderful and will make me have good feelings for Bahrain because of it.