Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum

The Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum was founded in 1961 within the Lukshmi Vilas Palace in Baroda. The Museum has many collections of art belonging to the royal family. The Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum is a must-see place to visit in Vadodara.

The Museum now houses artworks Maharaja Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad III collected during various excursions outside India. Visitors visiting Gujarat who want to peek into the lives of former kings should pay a visit to the Museum. 

The Museum is in a section of the prestigious Laxmi Vilas Palace, previously the official residence of Gujarat's Gaekwad family. A location that should be in the Vadodara tour package.

History of Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum

The Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum, within the Laxmi Vilas Palace courtyard, was founded in 1961. Previously, the building was a school for the kids of the royal family. 

The Museum has a collection of beautiful works of the Gaikwad family. It also has a visual arts collection by famous artists such as Raja Ravi Varma and Murillo. 

Collection

The Museum has a collection of paintings and a unique collection of marble from countries like Japan, China and Europe. Raja Ravi Verma was particularly well-known for his paintings of Hindu mythology. 

In addition to the family portraits, there is a collection of European paintings by renowned artists such as Raphael, Titian, and Murillo. Aside from the pictures, there is a substantial collection of marble and bronze sculptures.

The Museum also has a collection of visual art from the famous Italian artist Fellicci. Tourists can see the beautiful architecture of the Museum not only inside but also at the Sayaji Garden and Kamati Garden.

The Gallery is part of the Maharaja Museum and has ancient Japanese and Chinese objects. The royals' finest treasures and the gifts given during their visits to these countries are also on display. The Museum shows the Grand and rich life of the Gaikwad family.