Iraqi Museum: A Window to Ancient Civilizations

The Iraqi Museum houses one of the most comprehensive collections of Mesopotamian artifacts in the world.

Founded in 1926, the museum was initially established to showcase Iraq's rich archaeological heritage. After facing significant challenges, including looting in 2003, it was reopened in 2015. Its architecture blends traditional and modern elements, serving as a cultural beacon and a vital part of the city’s identity.

Must-See Treasures

🏺 Ancient Tablets: Over 30,000 clay tablets showcasing cuneiform writing.

🗿 Statues of Kings: Impressive sculptures dating back to various Mesopotamian dynasties.

🔨 Artifacts of Daily Life: Tools and pottery providing insights into ancient lifestyles.

With both free and paid events, the museum is accessible to tourists, families, and historians eager to explore Iraq's ancient past.