Warrington Museum & Art Gallery
Overview
"Travel through time and around the world at Warrington Museum & Art Gallery, one of the oldest museums in the country. Built in 1857, the building's historic features have been carefully preserved, with treasures from all around the world cramming its original glass cabinets. Warrington Museum & Art Gallery is home to thousands of fascinating exhibits, from beautiful works of art, an Ancient Egyptian mummy – and even our very own dinosaur! In addition to the permanent displays, the museum also provides an award-winning programme of events and temporary exhibitions, in addition to free family-friendly craft activities."
Contact details
Bold Street Warrington North West WA1 1JG United Kingdom
Access Card notes
Access Card Accepted as proof of access requirements
Access guidance
- Lift Access to both first and second floors Some Galleries have carpeted flooring.
- Disabled parking is available outside the museum on Museum Street. Visitors can also use the car park at Pyramid Arts Centre (two minutes' walk along Museum Street), and there are a number of pay and display car parks in the area, as well as a large multi-storey car park at Golden Square shopping centre, less than five minutes' walk from the museum.
- Accessible Toilets Located near the WREN Gallery
- Access Card's With +1 Accepted as proof needed for an essential companion.
- We have a professionally-produced leaflet which is Equality Act compliant in layout, font style and size. It is easy to read and use, with plenty of images that accurately reflect the layout and appearance of the museum. It also contains all the information you might need for your visit, including website address, contact details and a user-friendly map.
- Staff members are always available to assist with any additional needs visitors may have.