- Gloucester
- Indoor
- Ages 4+
- Museums and Art Galleries
Attraction Information
The Museum of Gloucester, previously known as Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery, was recently given a grant to refurbish and reinvent itself. It was well worth it! Housed in a stunning Victorian building in the heart of the City, it contains many items of national and international importance.
Among the spectacular collection are archaeological finds, fine and decorative arts and natural history specimens representing Gloucester's rich heritage.
A visit to the museum will tell you much about the early history of Gloucester. As well as fascinating Roman and Mediaeval displays there are dinosaurs, fossils, paintings, clocks, furniture, the stunning Birdlip Mirror and lots more.
A wide range of exquisite touring exhibitions and an exciting programme of events, hands on activities, are held throughout the year and whether you are a researcher, a professional, an amateur, or an enthusiast about archaeology, fine art, science or history there are plenty of objects in their collection to grab your attention. If you are a visiting parent, grand parent or a child of any age, there is always something to do including interactive and other hands on activities.
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Opening hours
Tourist Information Centre
Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 16:00
Please call to book your tickets to avoid disappointment
Pricing
All ages: Free
Donations are encouraged
Travel & Contact Information
Address
Brunswick Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 1HP, England
Phone number
01452 396 131
Map
Website
Click here to visit Museum of Gloucester's website.FAQ & Additional Information
Yes, there is parking nearby.
One disabled parking space available.Yes, there are toilets and baby changing facilities.
Yes, there are baby changing facilities.
Yes, you can bring a picnic.
Yes, there is an onsite restaurant.
Yes, Museum of Gloucester is wheelchair friendly.
Yes, Museum of Gloucester have stated they are pushchair friendly.
- No dogs allowed inside the museum