The Museum, known as Saraswati Bhawan, is located in what was once the Durbar Hall or Public Audience Hall of the fort. It’s famous for its unique and rare collections, including American vintage cars, adorned sedan chairs, intricate ivory works, medieval clothing, royal Palakis made of gold and silver, and elephant saddles crafted from silver.

Additionally, you can find jewelry, costumes made of fine kimkhwa silk, a remarkable armory featuring swords and old guns from various regions, ornate hookahs, daggers, portraits of Maharajas, and old musical instruments that have aged over time. There’s also a special astronomical clock dating back to 1852, which not only tells time but also provides details about the year, month, week, day, and astronomical positions of the Sun, Moon, and other planets. The museum also houses manuscripts, particularly religious texts, along with illustrated books in the Mughal miniature style, featuring decorative borders and floral designs.