Norfolk Museums Service

Admission for Five People to One of Ten Norfolk Museums

This admission voucher entitles five people to visit one of the ten participating Norfolk Museums, offering a wonderful opportunity to explore local history, art, heritage and culture. Enjoy a memorable day out discovering the fascinating collections and stories that Norfolk has to offer.

Norfolk Museums Service (Official 10 Venues)

• Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery: A 900-year-old Norman royal palace featuring fine art, natural history, archaeology, and the Royal Norfolk Regimental collection.

• Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell: A two-floor museum exploring the industrial and social history of Norwich, including a recreated 19th-century pharmacy and working Jacquard loom.

• Strangers' Hall: A historic merchant's house dating back to 1320 showcasing period rooms, historic toys, and domestic life.

• Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse: A traditional Norfolk farm and former Victorian workhouse blending rural heritage, farm animals, and interactive history.

• Time and Tide Museum: Located in Great Yarmouth inside a former Victorian herring curing works, detailing local maritime and fishing heritage.

• Elizabethan House Museum: A 16th-century quay-side home in Great Yarmouth reflecting domestic life from Tudor times through the Victorian era.

• The Tolhouse Gaol: A 12th-century stone jail in Great Yarmouth covering centuries of crime, punishment, and local civic history.

• Lynn Museum: Highlights West Norfolk history, notably home to the Bronze Age timber circle known as Seahenge.

• Cromer Museum: Set in 19th-century fishermen’s cottages with local geology, fossils (including the West Runton elephant), and fisherman heritage.

• Ancient House Museum (Thetford): A richly timbered Tudor merchant's house detailing local history and the story of philosopher Thomas Paine.