Yorkshire Museum
ENTRY
from £6
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
York
What it’s like
York museum in Museum Gardens - Romans, Vikings and dinosaurs without Soft Play.
Yorkshire Museum sits in York Museum Gardens - Roman, Viking and dinosaur collections without Soft Play. Gardens free; museum ticketed.
Soft Play is N. Pair with the Abbey ruins outside when dry.
Museum Gardens YO1 7FR, near the river.
What’s on here
- WED7
Dinosaur Backpacks
10:00 · Free · 120 more dates
- WED7
Gallery Talks
Free · 120 more dates
- WED7
Community Birdwatch
10:30 · Free
- SAT24
Make and Play: Bayeux Tapestry Weaving
10:00 · Free · 8 more dates
- SAT24
Nature Trail
10:00 · from £1 · 8 more dates
- SUN25
'A Basket Full of Eggs' Film screening and Q&A
14:00 · Free
- TUE27
Meet Me at the Yorkshire Museum: Bayeux Tapestry
11:00 · Free
- WED28
Creative Families: Bayeux Tapestry
10:30
- FRI6
Discover: Jurassic Yorkshire Workshop
10:00 · Free · 17 more dates
Teachers' CPD Event: Secrets of the Melsonby Hoard
Free
Facilities
Plan your visit
How much does Yorkshire Museum cost?
Entry starts from £6. The full price list, taken from the venue's own published prices, is on this page.
Can we eat there?
Yes, there's a café.
How accessible is it?
The venue lists wheelchair access and an accessible toilet.
What if it rains?
You're covered, it's indoors.
How do we find it?
10 to 15 minutes' walk from York Railway Station. Yorkshire Museum and Gardens are next to Lendal Bridge, between York Railway Station and York Minster. Entrances into the gardens from Museum Street and Marygate. Nearest car park is on Marygate (5 minutes' walk, 350 spaces, off Bootham/A19). Nearest bus stop is Museum Street (number 2 bus). Park and ride service also available.
Experiences
Chariots, Treasure and Power: Secrets of the Melsonby Hoard
Exhibition about the Melsonby Hoard.
Mary Anning Rocks!
Exhibition.
Roman York - Meet the People of the Empire
Exhibition about Roman York.
Also on site
Historic Library
Historic library within the museum, on the first floor which is not fully wheelchair accessible.
York Observatory
Observatory in the Museum Gardens housing a 4-inch refractor telescope built in 1850 by Thomas Cooke, installed in 1981.
Areas to explore
Viking North
Exhibition/gallery on Viking history.
York Museum Gardens
Gardens established in the 1830s with trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and the medieval ruins of St Mary's Abbey. Free entry, open daily except 25/26 December and 1 January.
Yorkshire's Jurassic World
Gallery showcasing the museum's natural science collection including fossils.
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