Amar Bahkani I would recommend visiting to get a feel of the history of Tanzania and to experience a museum with a really local feel. Some nice archeological pieces too. The museum feels a bit unstructured. However there is a guide (for a fee/tip) available. Some buildings aren't in use (I think....) Nice and cheap lunch and drinks.
Sarath Sasikumar An amazing look back onto tanzania's yesteryears. The place is well lit, well managed and exhibits are well preserved. Old paintings to old photographs and old cars. An hour well spent. Recommended
Süleyman Akman It is a very nice museum and they continue to improve it. You can get a lot of information about the recent and distant history of Tanzania.
Tintu Varghese The museum's unique integration with nature sets it apart. Admission is reasonably priced at 5 dollars. Additionally, visitors can browse through a souvenir shop conveniently located at the entrance. Overall, it's an okay experience for those looking to explore Dar Es Salaam.
Dan Omoigui A fascinating museum to spend an hour or two if looking to escape the heat or the rain. I found the staff to be extremely friendly and personable, which was pleasant. The exhibits are interesting and the information cards are very descriptive and well written in English. During our visit, I noted another guest who was visiting with a guide, however, I found that the written information provided was more than sufficient, allowing you to go as fast or as slow as you want. The main exhibit was nice, and I enjoyed the contemporary art exhibit as well, though the rest appeared to be crudely displayed with old discoloured photos and more of an afterthought to fill the space.