Binh Dinh General Museum is located in Quy Nhon City Center, at 26 Nguyen Hue. This place displays more than 1,000 documents and artifacts, giving visitors a general and specific view of the country and people of Binh Dinh through historical periods. In particular, with hundreds of artifacts about the unique Champa culture being kept here, the Museum is said to be the place to display and keep many of the most Champa artifacts in our country, in which there are other mysterious texts on the rock that many researchers have yet to find a complete answer to.

The museum was built in 1980, with an area of ​​3,960m2, divided into 3 main areas: the exhibition area has an area of ​​2,000m2, the administrative block and the souvenir block. The indoor exhibition area consists of 5 compartments with 5 main themes: the "Country and People" room with 241 artifacts, the "French resistance war" room with 122 artifacts, the "anti-American resistance war" room with 233 artifacts, room "Cham culture" with 173 artifacts, room "Uncle Ho with Binh Dinh - Binh Dinh with Uncle Ho" with 185 artifacts.

In addition to the indoor galleries, the artifacts displayed outside the campus, the garden have created an impressive point and attracted visitors when visiting the General Museum. With the design of open space, it does not go into specific and clear themes or artifacts, but only points that suggest various types of architecture, fine art sculpture of Binh Dinh, typical such as works of art and sculpture products on great Champa sculpture, statues of famous people of Binh Dinh, modern fine art statues, folk games, traditional craft villages, traditional beliefs, etc. will help visitors have an overview of Binh Dinh culture.