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Ashmolean Museum

Ashmolean Museum

Now closed
01865 278000
Opened in 1683, the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology is the world’s first university museum and it is regarded as Britain’s finest museum outside London. 
Free
Pitt Rivers Museum

Pitt Rivers Museum

Now closed
01865 613000
The Pitt Rivers Museum is a traditional Victorian-era museum that is home to the United Kingdom’s largest collection of archaeological and anthropological artefacts.
Free
British Museum

British Museum

Now closed
020 7323 8000
The British Museum is one of the world’s great museums. It is the most-visited museum in the United Kingdom and its exhibits chronicle the story of the western world through an unmatched collection of antiques and displays that include the Elgin Marbles, the Rosetta Stone, the Iron Age Lindow Man and numerous Egyptian mummies and sarcophagi.
Free
Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Now closed
01865 272 950
The Oxford University Museum of Natural History was founded in 1860 and features several significant exhibits including the Oxford Dodo and quite a few important fossils and dinosaur skeletons.
Free
Thackray Museum of Medicine

Thackray Museum of Medicine

Now closed
0113 244 4343
The excellent Thackray Museum of Medicine (formerly the Thackray Medical Museum) in Leeds has interesting displays focusing on the history of medicine. The museum is housed in the former Leeds Union Workhouse, which was built in 1858 and has been primarily a medical facility for the poor before becoming the East Leeds War Hospital during the First World War.
Price £11.95
Royal Armouries Museum

Royal Armouries Museum

Now closed
0113 220 1999
The excellent Royal Armouries Museum is Leeds' top attraction. The museum houses an unsurpassed collection of arms and armour and also features demonstrations that include jousting tournaments.
Free
Leeds City Museum

Leeds City Museum

Now closed
0113 3785001
The Leeds City Museum in the Leeds Mechanics’ Institute building on Millennium Square has a range of exhibits mostly focusing on the city’s history.
Free
Brontë Parsonage Museum

Brontë Parsonage Museum

Now closed
01535 642323
The Brontë family lived in this Georgian Parsonage in Haworth between 1820 and 1861. The Brontë sisters wrote many of their most famous novels here and the parsonage is where Charlotte Brontë wrote Jane Eyre and where Emily Brontë wrote Wuthering Heights.
Price £9.50
National Science and Media Museum

National Science and Media Museum

Now closed
The National Science and Media Museum, formerly the National Media Museum (and before that, the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television), is Bradford’s top attraction. It has seven floors of galleries with a focus on the history, culture and the underlying science of photography, film and television.
Free
Bolling Hall

Bolling Hall

Now closed
01274 431826
Bolling Hall is one of Bradford’s oldest buildings, with much of the current building dating from the 14th century. The manor house was originally the seat of the Bolling and then the Tempests, two important land-owning families in the days when Bradford was just a small town.
Free
The Salisbury Museum

The Salisbury Museum

Now closed
01722 332151
The Salisbury Museum features exhibits on local history and archaeology including an extensive exhibit about Stonehenge.
Price £8
Museum of Liverpool

Museum of Liverpool

Now closed
0151 478 4545
The Museum of Liverpool is set in a striking modern building at Pier Head. The museum tells the story of Liverpool’s history, people and culture and its exhibits include displays about the role of the Industrial Revolution and Liverpool’s role as a major port city serving the British Empire. There are also exhibits about cultural icons such as The Beatles and recent changes to the city’s urban environment and culture.
Free
The Beatles Story

The Beatles Story

Now closed
The Beatles Story is a popular attraction that has displays on various aspects of the Beatles including Liverpool in the 60s, the Abbey Road studios and their Hamburg era. Highlights include a replica of the Cavern Club, George Harrison’s first guitar, John Lennon’s original glasses and the Beatles’ jackets.
Price £17
Shakespeare's Birthplace

Shakespeare's Birthplace

Now closed
William Shakespeare’s Birthplace is the most visited of Stratford-upon-Avon’s Shakespeare-related attractions. It is the house where Shakespeare was born and raised and it contains an exhibition about the Bard’s life.
From £18 To £20
Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)

Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)

Now closed
The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in South Kensington is the world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design.
Free
Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum

Now closed
The Natural History Museum is a fine Gothic revival building that features a rich collection of exhibits from the animal and plant kingdoms, which include the huge dinosaurs that dominate the main exhibition halls, the impressive mammal balcony and the ecology gallery with its moonlit, replica rainforest.
Free
Museum of London

Museum of London

Now closed
020 7001 9844
The Museum of London has displays about the history and culture of London. The museum has the world’s largest urban history collection with artefacts that include the Lord Mayor’s state coach and an Art Deco lift from Selfridges.
Free
Science Museum

Science Museum

Now closed
020 7942 4000
The Science Museum presents the world of science with interactive exhibits and important artefacts dating from around 1700 to the present day. The collection includes exhibits that relate to the fields of medicine, technology and the Industrial Revolution.
Free
Bath Postal Museum

Bath Postal Museum

Now closed
01225 460333
The ​​Bath Postal Museum is a small museum with exhibits about the history of the postal service, both in Britain and around the world.
Price £5
Sally Lunn’s Eating House and Museum

Sally Lunn’s Eating House and Museum

Now closed
Sally Lunn’s Eating House and Museum is a tea room and museum inside Bath’s oldest house, which is widely credited as the birthplace of the Sally Lunn bun.
Free
Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein

Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein

Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein is a new literary-themed attraction that focuses on Mary Shelley and her most famous work, Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus. It is only a couple of doors up the road from the Jane Austen Centre.
Price £15.50
Bath Medical Museum

Bath Medical Museum

The Bath Medical Museum is a small museum with exhibits about the history of medicine with an emphasis on Bath’s development as a leading centre of medicine.
Royal London Hospital Museum

Royal London Hospital Museum

The Royal London Hospital Museum is a fascinating medical museum that is noted for its exhibits about not just Victorian-era medicine but also for its exhibits about the lives of Edith Cavell and Joseph Merrick.
Free
Wakefield Museum

Wakefield Museum

Now closed
01924 302104
Wakefield Museum is a small local history museum in Wakefield’s city centre. It has exhibits on local history and culture, and a visit provides a great introduction to Wakefield.
Free
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