One of the best museums to learn about the history of Trinidad and Tobago. Pre colonial society, the various industries we dabbled in to develop our economy, the various cultures that settled here, local society before the widespread use of information and technology, the wide variety of local flora and fauna even a history of our own international sporting icons can all be experienced at the museum. I was surprised at how many exhibits and artifacts there were and how in depth the information provided about some exhibits were. The only issue in my opinion was that there were no museum guides to accompany you on the exhibits, so while visiting the exhibits and some information about a particular artifact or something relating to the exhibit needed clarification, you would be left clueless. There are employees at the museums however but no one to actually accompany you through the exhibits in the museum. Nevertheless I think it is a place every Trinbagonian should experience, to know your country's history and appreciate it. My personal favourite is the natural history room located on the second floor. There you would find a variety of our local flora and fauna and a host of ancient artifacts and the histories of a variety of native cultures that exist in our twin island.