Al Othman Museum is a cultural and historical museum located in Hawalli, Kuwait that is dedicated to preserving the heritage of Kuwait and the Gulf region. Founded by Abdulaziz Al Othman, it showcases a diverse collection of artifacts, photographs, documents, and memorabilia that span across different eras of Kuwait’s history, including the pre-oil period. The museum exhibits are displayed across various halls, each focusing on a specific theme or time period, providing visitors with a journey through the nation's past. The exhibits delve into the social life, traditions, economic activities, and urban development of Kuwait. Visitors can explore reconstructed traditional Kuwaiti environments, such as a Diwaniya (a reception area in a Kuwaiti home), a marketplace, and an old school. The museum is also home to a library with historical books and documents, which are crucial for researchers interested in the Gulf's history. Al Othman Museum not only serves as a cultural attraction but is also an educational resource that offers lectures, seminars, and workshops.