Nehru Museum Delhi

To the south of Rashtrapati Bhawan Tinmurti Rd the house that was built as per plan and design of Robert Tor

Russel in 1948 as the residence of the British Commander-in-chief, has been converted as the residence of the Prime Minister of India in 1954.

Since then the residence of Jawaharlal Nehru was at Tinmurti.

After his death in 1964, it was converted to Nehru Museum. In his private life, and as a Prime Minister, the prizes he got are on display.

The photographs of Nehru is also of an added attraction.

A library is also opened. Open from 10-00 to 16-30, except Monday.

Open to all. In season, at 11-30, 13-30, 15-30, 16-30 you may view

Nehru's life as a part of Indian freedom struggle in Nehru planetarium or Son-et-Lumiere at Tinmurti.

Ticket Rs 10 and Rs 5, 3014673. The rose garden at Tinmurti is beautiful.

At Jawaharjyoti Garden, the historical speech on 14-15 August, 1947 has been inscribed in stone there.