I loved this place and the feeling of safety within its walls. Phnom Penn can be a bit full on and crazy. There is a cafe under the trees and lots to look at and admire.The exhibition on Asian soldiers who travelled vast distances to...More

If you are interested in Cambodian cultural history, as opposed to the Khmer Rouge horror story, you will be delighted by the artifacts and statues going back a thousand years and more. It is obvious that Cambodia (and most of Asia) was way ahead of...More

$10 for adults and $5 for a 12 year old, this museum was very over priced. The museum in Siem Reap was a lot better.

The inside is boring if you don't get a tour guide. And if you do, be prepared for a funny accent that your brain won't be able to process. Nothing really impressive from my point of view, but a good first visit to Cambodia.

A small museum well laid out and very interesting. History and art well explained by guide. Can be done in an hour or two. Take a cyclo there and combine with a visit to the Royal Palace

Whilst the museum is a nice building with a nice inner courtyard area, it wasn't worth the $35 for our family to visit. It might be better if you pay an additional $5 each and get the audio tour. As then you might understand a...More

Reasonable size collection of artifacts from a broad range of years. The building itself is most impressive.

Really nice building. Lots and lots to see. Cool in side. All the history of Cambodian with lots of info in English. Lots lot places to sit and listen to history vidios. Well worth a visit then after stroll though the air con shopping mall....More

I have been to Cambodia six times but only just finally visited the national museum in Phnom Penh. It is centrally located, an impressive piece of traditional architecture in its own right and the grounds are a place of serenity. If you have any interest...More

Nice location and pleasant few hours. Gardens are lively too. Not a lot of English but you can self guide. A pleasant afternoon.