The Al Othman Museum is a private museum located in Salwa, an area within the Hawalli Governorate in Kuwait. Established by Abdel Aziz Ibrahim Al Othman, the museum offers visitors a glimpse into the cultural and historical heritage of Kuwait. It showcases a wide range of collectibles from different eras of the Kuwaiti and Arab history, including antiques, manuscripts, and currencies. Spread over three floors, the museum is organized into various sections that depict Bedouin lifestyle, Islamic art, and historical documents that have shaped the region's history. The collection also includes vintage cars and a section dedicated to the traditional Kuwaiti maritime heritage, emphasizing the pearl diving era that was a cornerstone of Kuwait’s economy before oil. The museum's goal is to preserve and educate visitors about the Kuwaiti and Arab legacy. The venue is also known for hosting cultural events, lectures, and educational workshops, making it an intellectual hub in addition to a tourist attraction.