Dar Al Ezz Museum

The Diyar Al-Ezz Museum is one of the largest currency museums in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was established by Saeed Ali Al-Ghamdi in the city of Riyadh, Al-Muzahimiyah Governorate. This distinguished museum contains about 12,000 pieces of various ancient currencies. This museum consists of three exhibition halls, each next to the other. The first hall is located on an area of 88 square meters “4 x 22 m”. This hall has been allocated for displaying banknotes and coins of various types, shapes, and different periods of time. The second hall is located on an area of 40 square meters “4 x 10 m”. This hall has been allocated for the display of some women's clothing, some old documents, cooking tools, food and drink as well, as well as decorative tools, pottery, leather and various stamps. The third hall This hall contains prints, stamps as well, and some authentic artifacts. It contains a large collection of postage stamps, the number of which exceeds 60,000 stamps. This hall also contains old magazines, rare photos, and some documents.