Salar Jung Museum

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The Salar Jung Museum is a renowned art and history museum in Hyderabad, India, famous for its vast collection of artifacts, artworks, and antiques from around the world.

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instanceOf art museum
history museum
museum
buildingType museum building
collectionOrigin private collection of Salar Jung III
collectionSize one of the largest one-man collections in the world
country India
designation national museum of India
famousFor Veiled Rebecca sculpture
double statue of Mephistopheles and Margaretta
musical clock collection
rare manuscripts
vast collection of artifacts from around the world
governingBody Government of India
Ministry of Culture, Government of India
hasCollectionType European art
Far Eastern art
Indian art
Middle Eastern art
arms and armour
artifacts
ceramics
clocks
furniture
ivory carvings
jade objects
manuscripts
metalwork
paintings
sculptures
textiles
hasFacility auditorium
conservation laboratory
library
reference library
hasSection European art section
Far Eastern art section
Indian art section
Middle Eastern art section
children’s section
heritageStatus important cultural institution of India
inception 1951
locatedIn Hyderabad
Old City, Hyderabad
surface form: Old City of Hyderabad

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locatedOn southern bank of the Musi River
namedAfter Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III
Nizam family
surface form: Salar Jung family
publicOpeningDate 1951
recognizedAs one of the three National Museums of India
relocatedToCurrentBuilding 1968
touristAttraction major tourist attraction in Hyderabad

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Musi River nearbyLandmark Salar Jung Museum
Ministry of Culture oversees Salar Jung Museum
subject surface form: Ministry of Culture (India)
Afzal Gunj near Salar Jung Museum
Afzal Gunj hasLandmark Salar Jung Museum