Credit: Kunal Parekh
About Residential museum
The private residential museum attached to the Mysore Palace offers a captivating journey into the regal legacy of the Wodeyars. The museum was constructed by Srikanta Dutta Narsimharaja Wodeyar to reflect the lifestyle of Mysore’s former rulers
Architectural Grandeur and Royal Artifacts
The doors and pillars of the museum are adorned with gold leaf paintings. It boasts stained glass window panes, marble, and tiled floors. The museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts. It provides a glimpse into the personal lives of the Wodeyar dynasty. Silver royal thrones, trophies won by Maharaja, and paintings depicting the city add a regal charm to the museum.
Silver Clock and Throne: Admire the elegance of a silver clock featuring a photo. The silver wedding throne of Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV adds to the regal charm of the museum.
The museum has a 1940 Dussehra procession in black-and-white photographs. The rich history of the royal family are beautifully portrayed through such photographs
Timing
The museum is open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. You have ample time to see the history and grandeur of the Wodeyar dynasty.
Map and Location of Residential museum
Situated just 3 km from Mysore Railway Station and 2 km from KSRTC Bus Station, this museum is a treasure trove of artifacts and insights.