Al Salam Palace (Kuwait)

Al Salam Palace is a palace located in Kuwait City, Kuwait. It originally served as the state guest house, primarily used for hosting visiting dignitaries and heads of state. The palace was heavily damaged during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990. Following the liberation of Kuwait, the palace remained largely unused and in disrepair for many years.

In recent years, Al Salam Palace underwent extensive restoration and redevelopment. The restoration aimed to preserve the historical significance of the palace while transforming it into a modern museum. The museum is dedicated to the history of Kuwait, showcasing its rulers, culture, and heritage.

Al Salam Palace museum displays artifacts, documents, and exhibits that chronicle significant events and periods in Kuwaiti history. It offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the country's past and its development into a modern nation. The palace and museum are now a significant cultural landmark in Kuwait.