Keswick Museum & Art Gallery
Keswick
Museum in Keswick, United Kingdom
The experience
About this day out
Keswick Museum is an award-winning museum situated in Fitz Park, near the Keswick to Threlkeld railway walking trail. It is set across three galleries, including a traditional room of geology, archaeology and Lakeland curiosities, a special exhibitions room, and a Community Gallery. The museum explores life in Keswick and its surrounds through exhibitions, family activities and special events.
When to go
Opening calendar
Open daily 10:00–16:00. Last admissions 15:30.
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Prices at a glance
- Admission
- Adult (16 years +): 8.50; Student (with a student card): 6.75; Child (5–15 years): 4.75; Under 5 years: Free with a paying adult; 2 Adult Family (Up to 3 children): 21.50; 1 Adult Family: 13.00. Free entry for carers when accompanying the person they support. Free return entry for 12 months with dated, stamped ticket.
Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.
Practical details
Facilities & accessibility
At a glance
- Accessibility
- Stepped, level and ramped entry; automatic entrance doors; wheelchair accessibility throughout public areas; accessible toilet; seating available in all public areas; free wi-fi throughout; assistance dogs allowed throughout the building; free entry to registered carers; hearing loop at reception; platform lift large enough to take a motorised wheelchair; three disabled parking bays for blue badge holders directly outside the museum entrance with a 3 hour limit.
- Parking
- The museum does not have its own designated parking spaces, but 2 hours free public 'disc' parking is available along Station Road. Discs are available from lamp post dispensers and the museum reception. There are 3 disabled parking bays for blue badge holders directly outside the museum entrance on Station Road. The disabled bays have a 3 hour limit. The nearest paid parking is 200 metres away at Keswick Leisure Centre or 300 metres away at Otley Road or Bell Close Car Parks.
- Dogs
- Assistance dogs (guide dogs and hearing dogs for the deaf) are welcome throughout the museum. Other dogs are not permitted inside the museum building. The café provides water for dogs outside their entrance at the rear of the Park Level.
Getting there
Where you'll find it
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