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Tudor House Museum

Worcester

House museum in Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom

Opening The museum is open every Wednesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Last entrance at 3.30pm. The coffee shop has the same opening times as the museum.

Price Free to visit for all ages, but donations are welcomed. Guided tours are £10.00 per person, which includes a guided curator tour and a cup of tea/coffee and a cake. There is a minimum charge of £100 for a tour on a day the house is not normally open. Events, workshops, out-of-hours tours, school and group visits, and craft activities are priced individually.

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Age fit Tudor House is perfect for a family visit with dressing up and games for children throughout the year. The Tudor House Rat trail guides younger visitors for £2. There is a free under-fives Tudor Rat hide and seek activity. Craft and activity packs are available during school holidays, and family friendly events run throughout the year.

Setting indoor/outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Tudor House Museum is a beautiful 16th century building full of unique features and fascinating stories, situated in Worcester's oldest and prettiest street. The museum is free to visit and open Wednesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm. It offers a coffee shop, family activities, and guided tours.

When to go

Opening calendar

The museum is open every Wednesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Last entrance at 3.30pm. The coffee shop has the same opening times as the museum.

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission: Free to visit for all ages, but donations are welcomed. Guided tours are £10.00 per person, which includes a guided curator tour and a cup of tea/coffee and a cake. There is a minimum charge of £100 for a tour on a day the house is not normally open. Events, workshops, out-of-hours tours, school and group visits, and craft activities are priced individually.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Coffee ShopGift shopAccessible toiletHigh chairsBuggy parkingBaby changing facilitiesChairs available in all rooms

Accessibility: Tudor House Museum is a Grade II* Listed building with steps and stairs. There is a level entrance into the corridor and courtyard with a ramp to allow access into the Coffee Shop. The tavern and Victorian kitchen are level. There is no lift to the first floor. An Alternative Visit Box is available for those who can't manage the stairs, providing a visitor folder with information about all the Tudor Rooms, which can be set out in the Coffee Shop with a free tea/coffee. Magnifying viewers are available on request. Lighting is usually bright but a torch is available. Assistance dogs are welcome and water can be provided. There is a large, unisex, accessible toilet on the courtyard with vertical and horizontal handrails, slip-resistant tiles, and sensor-activated hot water. Quiet Mornings are held on the first Friday of every month from 10am to 12pm for those on the autism spectrum or with sensory and communication disorders.
Parking: The nearest car park with disabled spaces is the Cathedral multi-storey pay-and-display. Spaces directly outside the museum are for 45 minutes only and cannot be reserved.
Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome.

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