Bahrain National Museum Review

[National Museum of Bahrain] Bahrain National Museum ‎متحف البحرين الوطني National Museum of Bahrain is the largest and oldest public museum in Bahrain. Located in Manama, the $30 million museum complex was unveiled on December 15, 1988 by the Emir of Bahrain, Issa bin Salman Al Khalifa, covering 27,800 square meters and is considered the first modern museum in the area. The museum houses ancient Bahraini archaeological artifacts acquired since 1988 and covers about 5,000 years of Bahrain's history. The complex includes three halls dedicated to archaeology and the civilization of the Dil Mongolian Dynasty, and two other halls depict the culture and lifestyle of Bahrain's pre-industrial period. Address: 6HRX+86G, Shaikh Hamad Causeway, Manama, Bahrain Transportation: Take a taxi, and the nearest bus stop will take half an hour: 9:00-20:00; Tuesday break tickets: 1.1 dinar (about 22 yuan)

The weather is quite hot. You have to take a taxi from the hotel because there is no bus.

This is one of the best places to enjoy the sunset in Bahrain. There is not much to see in the museum itself, and it is difficult to see without a guide. The environment is very clean and comfortable, but the surrounding scenery is better.

The National Museum of Bahrain is the largest museum in Bahrain and opened in late 1988. It is on the side of the Manama Highway. The main entrance faces the road, opposite the diplomatic mission area, you can directly see the embassies of Pakistan, Malaysia, Iraq in Bahrain, and the diplomatic mission building diagonally opposite. It is on the back of the Arabian Gulf. The highway can be directly connected to Bahrain International Airport. The museum group covers an area of 27,800 square meters and consists of two buildings. The facade of the building is white and looks very neat and dignified. It is also very dazzling in the sun. There is also the National Grand Theatre in the museum park, and there is a water plank road between the two. The main building of the National Museum has three floors, and the three floors are not open to the public. The first floor has an art exhibition hall, historical theme exhibition hall, aviation exhibition hall, as well as cafes and souvenir shops. The second floor has Arab and Bahraini folklore displays, as well as Islamic dissemination and Koran displays in Bahrain. There is also a large shed-style exhibition hall behind the main building, but there is no exhibition at present. The museum also has a small pier, from the pier to take a speedboat to visit an ancient fort. Tickets and ferry tickets are 1 Bahraini dinar, equivalent to 17 yuan. The museum opens at 10 am, closes at 2 pm during Ramadan, and usually closes at 8 pm. Due to the hot climate in Bahrain, perhaps visiting the museum is a very good choice. Although Bahrain is a small country, its history is not very long, and its founding stage is not very long. But the museum still has a comprehensive introduction to the development of Arab and Bahrain from ancient times.

The entrance fee to the National Museum of Bahrain is 1 Bahrain Dinar.

very nice museum. A must watch for every tourist coming to Bahrain