Located on the western hills of Shakarparian in Islamabad, the Pakistan Monument Museum offers a powerful and immersive journey through the nation’s history—from ancient civilizations to the struggle for independence, the creation of Pakistan, and its major milestones since 1947.

A highlight of the museum is the dedicated Quaid-i-Azam and Allama Iqbal Corners, which pay tribute to the founding visionaries. The Quaid-i-Azam Corner features rare photographs, personal belongings, and archival materials tracing Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s leadership and constitutional legacy. The Allama Iqbal Corner showcases manuscripts, poetry, and philosophical writings that shaped the ideological foundation of Pakistan.

With a modern reference library, rare audiovisual archives, a conference hall, and a 62-seat Panorama Auditorium, the museum serves as a national space for reflection, learning, and inspiration—honoring the sacrifices and aspirations that continue to define Pakistan’s identity.

Ticket Prices:

Local Adults = 150rs

Students = 80rs

Foreigners = 1000rs

SAARC/ECO delegates = 600rs

Free for children under 7 years of age

Timings:

Tuesday to Sunday = 10am to 8pm

Monday Closed

Contact: 051-9249200