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Museums

Museums of local history, art, science, transport and industry.

Museums by town

City of Westminster 40 Manchester 28 Edinburgh 26 Brighton and Hove 23 Cardiff 22 Birmingham 21 Leeds 21 Nottingham 20 Sheffield 20 Bristol 18 Glasgow 18 Liverpool 16 Belfast 16 Brompton 14 Cambridge 13 Oxford 13 Derby 11 Holborn 11 Coventry 10 Leicester 10 Norwich 10 Bloomsbury 10 Southampton 9 Bath 8 City of London 8 Newcastle upon Tyne 8 York 7 Lambeth 7 Strand on the Green 7 Gloucester 6 Plymouth 6 Northampton 6 Watford 6 Portsmouth 5 Sunderland 5 Derry 5 Barnstaple 5 Birkenhead 5 Halifax 5 Poole 5 Stanley 5 Swindon 5 Telford 5 Woodstock 5 Fort William 5 North Southwark 5 St Pancras 5 Durham 4 Hereford 4 Salisbury 4 Worcester 4 Perth 4 Bedford 4 Castle Cary 4 Hastings 4 Margate 4 Reading 4 Oban 4 The Borough 4 Wapping 4

Museums across the UK

Heaton Park Tramway

Museum Manchester

This is where passengers would have waited for a tram home after a day in the park. The service ran from 1905 to 1933. The building is now a Transport Museum an...

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Herbert Art Gallery & Museum

Museum Coventry

Home to Coventry's Art, Culture & Heritage. Explore our temporary art exhibitions or delve into the city's rich social history.

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Hogarth's House

Museum Gunnersbury

Visit the Chiswick home in which painter and engraver William Hogarth lived from 1749 until his death in 1764 and discover a large collection of his work.

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KSC

Museum Bristol

Bristol gallery of C20th and C21st design, applied arts and crafts featuring c. 2000 pieces of ceramics, glass, furniture and decorative objects.

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M Shed

Museum Bristol

Industrial museum – Museum about Bristol with a collection of historic ships

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Manor Farm Complex

Museum Watford

Welcome to Hillingdon Council's website, giving you access to information and services for residents, businesses and visitors.

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Museum of Childhood

Museum Edinburgh

The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. It is the second largest monument to a writer in the world.

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