Yorkshire Museum Map (2024-2015)
Planning your visit?
The Yorkshire Museum is a history and archaeology museum located in York, England. It houses collections of Roman, Viking, medieval, and natural history artifacts. The museum is part of the York Museums Trust and sits in the York Museum Gardens, originally founded in 1830 by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society.
The most up-to-date Yorkshire Museum Map makes navigating the museum’s Roman, Viking, and Jurassic galleries a breeze. Head straight to the Star Carr exhibit or trace ancient footprints in the Prehistoric World section. Don’t miss a peaceful break at the Museum Gardens Café, just steps from the main entrance.
Whether you’re diving into archaeological wonders or plotting a kid-friendly path, this map brings clarity to every corridor and curiosity.
Yorkshire Museum Map 2024
The Yorkshire Museum map for 2024 organizes the museum into several themed galleries, each highlighting a different era of Yorkshire’s history and natural heritage. Visitors enter through the main entrance, which is fully accessible via a permanent ramp and level access doors. The museum is spread over three floors, all accessible by lift, with toilets and an accessible, gender-neutral restroom on the lower ground floor.
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FAQ
Is the Yorkshire Museum worth visiting?
Yes, the Yorkshire Museum is widely considered worth visiting. Reviewers praise its well-presented collections that span from prehistory and Roman York to the medieval period, with highlights like genuine Roman mosaics, the Ryedale Hoard, and Jurassic fossils.
How long does it take to go around Yorkshire Museum?
Most visitors spend between 1 and 2 hours at the Yorkshire Museum, depending on their level of interest and whether they engage with all the interactive exhibits and displays.
Which museums in Yorkshire are free?
Many museums in Yorkshire offer free entry, including the National Railway Museum (York), Leeds City Museum, Royal Armouries (Leeds), Millennium Gallery (Sheffield), Hull and East Riding Museum, Wakefield Museum, and the National Coal Mining Museum. The Yorkshire Museum itself is free for York resident children and under-5s, but charges apply for other visitors.
How much is the Yorkshire Museum?
As of 2025, admission to the Yorkshire Museum is £9.50 for adults (valid for 12 months of unlimited entry), £4.75 for children aged 5–16, £8.55 for students and young people (17–24), and free for York resident children, under-5s, and several concession groups. Free entry is also available for those on means-tested benefits, National Art Pass holders, and carers accompanying visitors who need assistance.
