Open Mon - Sat 10am - 4.30pm
Last entry 4pm
We are close to the main carparks in Broadway, Shear House Long Stay being our nearest. There is also disabled parking and limited on street parking outside the museum. WR12 7ET
In view of the age and complexity of our Grade II* Listed building, the museum is sadly not accessible to wheelchair users at present.
We are working on an accessible route through the museum for the future and are sourcing funding to support our ability to offer our museum experience to all.
There is one disabled parking space opposite the Museum enabling you to enjoy Broadway.
Please let us know how we can make your visit a comfortable and enjoyable one. Our volunteers are extraordinary and will do their best to make you feel at home, tell you about our exhibitions, and answer your questions.
For our Access Guide click below
Click below to download our latest floorplan.
Tudor House, 65 High Street, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7DP.
Yes — Shear House Long Stay is the nearest car park, with short-stay parking at Church Close and long-stay at Leamington Road. There’s also limited on-street parking outside the museum.
Yes, one disabled parking space directly opposite the museum.
Open daily, 10am–4.30pm. Last entry 4pm. (please check our website before visiting, as hours can vary seasonally).
Adult £10.00. +65/Concession/Student £7.00. Art Fund members and under-16s go free. Museum members and patrons go free. Groups of 10+ pay £5.00 each.
Not currently — our Grade II* listed building has several steps and stairways across its floors. We’re working on improving access and raising funds for a step-free route.
Tudor House, 65 High Street, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7DP.
No, we don’t currently have an accessible toilet.
Yes , we have a sensory room and craft/roleplay activities & a wombat trail for younger visitors.
Yes , our volunteers are happy to help make your visit comfortable. Do let us know in advance if you have specific needs
Broadway is a small village offering many shops, cafes, restaurants, a second museum focussing on furniture designer Gordon Russell ‘Gordon Russell Design Museum’, a superb children’s activity park, a Heritage Steam Railway ‘Gloucester Warwickshire Steam Railway’, ‘Broadway Tower’ and ‘Snowshill Manor and Garden’. Within the village are 4 public carparks, and 3 sets of public loos.
Ask the team for the best cream tea or the best walk. You might get a range of suggestions for lunch or dinner as we are just spoilt for choice! Please see below our recommended visitor attractions to explore Broadways rich and creative history!
