A free attraction providing a wealth of information on the natural, cultural, and industrial history of Trinidad. The art galleries feature sketches and paintings of Trinidad as it once was. I would like to see more information about the railroad history........ I was amazed by the agricultural production in 1810 as compared to what it is today. More

The National Musuem has a huge amount of information on T&T's history. There are artifacts from the Amerindians to more current data. The art gallery is also lovely with local paintings More

A hidden gem close to the Queens Park Savannah, a must see. Take time to visit this small quaint spot that houses local art and pieces from abroad. There is a newly lauched set of painting depicting carnival collaborated by a local man and another gentelam from Hungary. A must see. More

But highly limited in its content. The poorest and most scantily clad of all Caribbean museums More

historic findings of alot that has happened in our country centuries ago.very educational More

fit for the museum hoppers and shoppers of fine art. there is not always a overflow of art choices. More

See all the history of T&T for free in a building that screams history More

this museum carries a wonderful piece of our history; school usually visit this site; much is to be learned here More

The museum contains an excellent gallery dedicated to Trinidad's sporting history and heroes. They have a lot to be proud of, including Olympic, World and Commonwealth champions, and the gallery does a very good job of showing their triumphs. Unfortunately, the rest of the Museum looks very tired in comparison, with a sometimes confusing collection presented in a very old... More