The National Museum and House of Culture formerly known as the National Museum Dar es Salaam is the largest museum in the country with collections and exhibitions covering the fields of Archaeology, Biology, Ethnography, History and Arts. Since November 2003 the museum name was changed to National Museum and House of Culture. This change was in line with the launching of the House of Culture project. This project is intended to transform the museum and making it livelier through expansion of its infrastructure thus giving space for an art gallery, a theatre for performances, children library, music recording studio, information center, storage and offices and a restaurant serving traditional meals.

   
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
   

Museum and House of Culture to host Samp General Meeting              June 9 – 12, 2010 on the theme

   
       
   

“Emabark on connecting culture in a broader perspective”.

   
       
   

The new Samp is an International NGO on Museum network, registerd in Stockholm - Sweden.             For More information

   
       
   
 
 
   
                 
    Design: Jackson N. L. Washa     . © National Museum of Tanzania 2006 - 2009