The Abu Bakr Al-Amoudi Museum is a private museum in the Al-Rusaifah district of Makkah, built by its owner Abu Bakr Al-Amoudi in 1422 AH and opened to visitors in 1436 AH. It spans about 2,000 square metres and holds more than 15,000 heritage pieces, including household tools, weapons, coins, manuscripts and costumes, some more than 150 years old, documenting old Hijazi and Makkan life.
The museum receives visitors and delegations and takes part in the city's cultural occasions.
