The Bangladesh National Museum in Dhaka holds archaeology, history, ethnography and fine art, with galleries devoted to Islamic art, ancient sculpture and contemporary painting. It is the country's largest museum.
The national documentation and research centre in Moroni, which runs the National Museum of the Comoros with history, art, archaeology, and natural science collections, plus research services.
An official Ministry of Information feature on the National Museum of Eritrea in Asmara, describing its archaeological, historical, and ethnographic collections, conservation work, and role in national heritage.
The Guinean Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Crafts provides information on the National Museum of Guinea, covering its ethnographic, archaeological and art collections, renovation progress and visitor guidance.
The Red Castle Museum in Tripoli presents Libya's history, archaeology, and Islamic art collections, with exhibition, gallery, and visitor information on its official site for travellers.
The Malawi tourism board's museums page, covering the Museum of Malawi in Blantyre and the Lake Malawi Museum in Mangochi, with collections and visiting details.
The NigerHeritage project profiles the Boubou Hama National Museum in Niamey, covering its ethnographic, archaeological and craft collections, architecture and visiting context.
Seychelles' national museum service in Victoria, running the National Museum of History and the Natural History Museum, with exhibitions, education, and visiting information for tourists and residents.
A railway museum in Freetown's Cline Town preserving locomotives, carriages, timetables, and historical photographs that trace the rise and fall of Sierra Leone's railway. The collection is displayed in the old railway workshops.
Nelson's Dockyard Museum in English Harbour, Antigua, presents the naval dockyard's history, architecture, and Caribbean maritime heritage, with visitor information, site details, and opening hours online.
The Museum of Modern Art in Santo Domingo collects Dominican painting, sculpture, and photography from the twentieth century onward, with exhibition listings and education programs.
The Grenada National Trust protects historic buildings and heritage sites, with information on museums, forts, tours, volunteer programs, education resources, and site details online. Useful for visitors.
The National Trust of Guyana page on Castellani House explains the National Art Gallery's building, collection, and Georgetown art history, with visiting context and conservation notes.
The Institute of Jamaica coordinates national museums, libraries, and heritage bodies across the island, publishing exhibition, research, education information, collection access, and visitor information. Useful for researchers.
The St. Christopher National Trust page covers the National Museum in Basseterre's old Treasury Building, with island history displays, heritage projects, and visitor details. Useful for visitors.
The Panama Canal Museum in Panama City uses photographs, maps, and objects to tell the canal's history, with exhibitions and education programs for visitors and researchers.
Paramaribo's national cultural-history museum at Fort Zeelandia, holding art, furniture and photographs from Suriname's communities, with collection notes, education resources and a library catalogue online.
The National Museum and Art Gallery in Port of Spain holds Trinidadian and Tobagonian art and historical objects, with exhibition listings and education programs online.
The Culture and Museum Division of Kiribati's Ministry of Internal Affairs presents Te Umanibong's artefacts, shrine sites, and craft displays, with admission, address, and weekday hours.
Alele Museum in Majuro, also the national archive and public library, holds Marshallese weaving, navigation, and oral tradition materials, and runs a small shop and membership programme.
The Government of Nauru page for Naoero Museum, opened in 2019, covers traditional craft, historical photographs, and island artefacts; entry is free on weekday afternoons.
Etpison Museum in Koror displays Palauan and Micronesian artefacts, shell money, storyboards, and historical photographs, with displays on traditional culture and twentieth-century history. It is privately run.
Tonga National Museum in Nuku'alofa shows stone anchors, wooden headrests, carvings, and barkcloth, along with work by contemporary Tongan artists; it reopened in its current form in 2020.
The Vanuatu Cultural Centre in Port Vila houses the national museum and archives, with island carvings, masks, textiles, and field recordings, and supports island-based cultural workers.
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