Discover the captivating story of As-Salt's golden age through a visit to this magnificent museum housed in a stunning mansion. Originally built to symbolize the pinnacle of wealth and success in the late 19th century, the mansion has since been transformed into a cultural landmark, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's illustrious past. Explore the diverse exhibits that delve into As-Salt's history, and uncover the remarkable tales that shaped this vibrant community.

Between 1896 and 1905, the architect Abd al-Rahman al-Aqrouq (who is from Nablus) built one of the most magnificent and elegant houses in the city of Salt, which belonged to the Abu Jaber family. Abd al-Rahman al-Aqruq, who built the Abu Jaber building was influences by Nablus and southern Italy, as he introduced imported materials such as bricks imported from France, tiles and factories imported from Italy, and colored glass from Belgium