Supreme Court Museum

Supreme Court Museum yoc can also see a movie which describe about our laws and parliament and in museum you can find the things which lead to start making law in our world and nation to till now journey of supreme Court and famous decision make by supreme Court of India

Though its very educational and the best place to go to as a law student who dreams to practice in sc one day, its quite boring for the lay persons. It has the copies of the high profile and most important cases and constitutional articles that are remarkable in some way like the Indira Gandhi assassination case ot the declaration of emergency. The wigs and chairs of important judges are also there. Paintings and pictures are common. Furniture is also to be seen. So its pretty educational and normal to see.

The Supreme Court Museum was set up to preserve, protect, and display rare objects, artefacts, manuscripts, old documents, files, and photographs depicting the legal heritage of India and the growth of our justice delivery system. #SupremecourtMuseum

Good place to visit. Nice ambient and environment. Here you'll get to learn about development of justice system in India from the Medieval India to the present era. Wait time Up to 10 min

Informative place to learn about history and judiciary. Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Superb and full of history, interesting and stuffs from British era. Very quite museum and not crowded. Good location and nearby metro station at walking distance. Nearest metro station is Supreme Court earlier called Pragati Maidan. At the metro station you can eat street food. At the entrance security check is mandatory. You can't take pictures inside the museum , so just enjoy the moment peacefully and look the items showing nicely. There is 2 section one at first floor and the ground floor. Happy that I have been there. Very helpful and polite staffs. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

This is not a regular museum where you will get to see paintings, artefacts, or sculptures. This place offers you with loads of information related to the ancient to the modern, tribal to urban law systems of India. One can have a glimpse of significant reports of cases like Indira Gandhi assassination case. There are miniature models of various courts around the country, along with royal seals and several other interesting objects. Photography isn't allowed inside the museum. Outside the museum you will find lockers where you can keep your bags. Do carry a photo ID proof when visiting this museum.

It was overall an enriching experience. It's more about reading and exploring the history and Indian Legal Background. There are 2 floors, fully air-conditioned. You need to carry an identity card. There is no entry fee or visiting charge. It's quite peaceful and opens at 10 am.

Supreme Court Museum In this museum, different courts across the country have been shown and their history has been told, how justice is done from ancient India till now. This museum is a good step. For justice Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes

The museum is well maintained and has several historically important artifacts from the Indian Legal system. The audio-visual show throws light to how the SC functions. However, there is space for much more historically significant items.