The Kaduna Museum, established in 1975 within the donated Northern People's Congress building, stands as a testament to Nigerian history and culture. Nestled in Ugawana Sarki along Ali Akilu Road, this museum houses an extensive array of archaeological, ethnographic, and craft exhibits. Visitors can explore the live crafts centre where traditional artisans create their masterpieces.

The museum's architecture is uniquely Hausa, featuring mud and thatch structures that blend seamlessly with its surroundings. This design not only enhances the visitor experience but also underscores the cultural significance of the site. The collection spans a range of historical artefacts, providing insight into Nigeria’s diverse past.