Opening time & weekly holiday
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July Museum opening time
July 36 Museum opening time and weekly holiday
Regular opening hours, Friday timing and the weekly closing day are listed below.
Regular gallery hoursDhaka local time
Saturday — Wednesday11:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Friday3:00 PM — 6:00 PM
Thursday (Weekly Holiday)Closed
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Important: The museum also remains closed on Government Public Holidays. If you are travelling from far away, check the latest museum notice before leaving home.
The museum is open Saturday to Wednesday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Friday hours are 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Thursday is the weekly holiday.
The museum also remains closed on Government Public Holidays. If you are travelling from outside Dhaka, check for any special notice before leaving.
Can I visit today?
Check a date before you go
Choose a date below. The planner follows the regular weekly schedule. Government Public Holidays are not automatically detected.
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Free entry: No regular free-entry day is listed here. Thursday and Government Public Holidays are closure days.
July Museum tickets
Ticket price and online ticket guidance
Current ticket categories and prices are listed below. Check the latest rate before payment, as prices may change.
Bangladeshi৳50Per ticket
Child · 03–12 years৳20Per ticket
SAARC visitor৳500Per ticket
Foreign visitor৳2,000Per ticket
Estimate your ticket costUse the calculator to estimate the total cost for your group.
Bangladeshi৳50 each
৳50
Child (03–12)৳20 each
৳20
SAARC৳500 each
৳500
Foreign৳2,000 each
৳2,000
How to book an online ticket
1
Copy the addressCopy the official website address shown below.
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Open it yourselfPaste the address into your browser and open the site directly.
3
Follow visitor accessOpen the visitor or ticket section and follow the instructions.
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Confirm detailsCheck your visit date, ticket category and price before payment.
Government website address — plain text only
https://july36.gov.bd/
Ticket booking is handled on the official museum website. Open the official ticket booking portal → Select an available date and time slot, and confirm current prices before payment.
July Museum location
Where is the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum?
The museum is located at the Ganabhaban Compound in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka.
July museum address
Ganabhaban Compound
Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka, Bangladesh
The museum is located inside the Ganabhaban Compound in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. The area may also appear online as Gonobhaban or Gonovobon because of spelling variations.
Visitor guide
Before you visit
A few things worth checking before you leave home.
Step 01
Check the day
Thursday is the regular weekly holiday. Government Public Holidays can also affect access.
Step 02
Check the time
Plan your visit with the correct schedule in mind: Saturday to Wednesday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM, and Friday 3:00 PM–6:00 PM.
Step 03
Know your ticket type
Choose the correct visitor category before you start the ticket process.
Step 04
Keep the address
Save or copy “Ganabhaban Compound, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka” before leaving.
Step 05
Check current notices
Special events, public holidays or administrative notices can change normal access.
Step 06
Give yourself time
This is a memorial museum. Move slowly, read the exhibits and leave enough time to understand the story.
Museum gallery
What’s inside the museum
14 selected views
Use the arrows to explore the museum photos.
July Revolution Memorial Museum
What is the July 36 Museum?
The July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum documents the July uprising of 2024 in Bangladesh through photographs, objects, written accounts and exhibition spaces.
The name “July 36” has become a widely used reference to the final phase of the uprising. The museum brings together material from that period for visitors, students and families.
Why visit
Understand the story
A museum visit can make a complicated historical event easier to understand through real places, images and preserved material.
For students
Take your time
Read the displays section by section and keep notes if you are visiting for study or research.
For families
Allow enough time
Take short breaks with younger visitors and avoid rushing through the galleries.