National Museum
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Overview
The National Museum (Colombo National Museum) in Sri Lanka is the country’s largest museum, established in 1877 by British Governor Sir William Gregory, showcasing Sri Lanka’s rich cultural and natural history through extensive collections, including the throne and crown of Kandyan monarchs, ancient artifacts, art, and natural exhibits like a blue whale skeleton. Housed in an Italian-style building, it’s a key institution preserving and displaying relics from various Sri Lankan kingdoms and offering insights into the island’s heritage.
Founded Year
1900
Ownership Type
Government-Owned / State-Owned Enterprise
Business Model
B2C (Business to Consumer)
Time Zone
+5.30
Mission
Provide meaningful services, acquire/preserve cultural/natural heritage
Vision
Leading museum service provider in South Asia by 2035.
Core Values
Integrity, diversity, accessibility, professionalism, critical thinking, cultural pride.
Company Tagline
Sharing Humanity
Head Office Country
Sri Lanka