Allahabad Museum

Allahabad Museum in Prayagraj is one of the finest regional museums in India, established in 1931. The museum houses an extensive collection of archaeological artefacts, sculptures, paintings, coins, and manuscripts spanning over 2,500 years of Indian history. Notable highlights include Kushana and Gupta period sculptures, a rare collection of Nicholas Roerich's paintings, and personal memorabilia of the Nehru family, who hailed from the city. The museum's diverse collection makes it essential for understanding the cultural and political heritage of the Gangetic plains.