Museums, Art Galleries & Libraries in the East Midlands


Discover the charm of the East Midlands, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. Begin your journey in Nottingham, known for its legendary association with Robin Hood and its vibrant cultural scene. Explore the medieval majesty of Lincoln Cathedral, one of Europe's finest Gothic masterpieces.

Delve into the industrial heritage of Derby at the Silk Mill Museum, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Nature lovers will find solace in the serene landscapes of the Peak District National Park, offering picturesque hikes and breathtaking vistas. And for a dose of adrenaline, don't miss the thrill of Alton Towers, one of the UK's premier theme parks.

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Attraction
Adults £4

The Bubblecar Museum

Explore a unique collection of compact vintage vehicles in Lincolnshire's charming museum.

Attraction
Adults £5

Museum of Technology

The history of gadgets and gizmos. Covering the technological revolution from 1850 to 1980.

Attraction
Free

The Collection and Ushers Gallery

The Collection brings together an award winning archaeology museum and the regions premier art gallery, the Usher Gallery, in the heart of Lincoln.

Attraction
Adults £4

Louth Museum

Louth Museum is independent, owned and operated by the voluntary charity, the Louth Naturalists, Antiquarian and Literary Society, founded in 1884.

Attraction
Adults £4

National Civil War Centre

The National Civil War Centre invites you to explore one of the most fascinating times in UK history which has affected the country we live in today.

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From £3

Peak District Lead Mining Museum

Fascination history of the Derbyshire lead mining industry and of the many families who made their living from this gruelling work.

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Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mills

Sir Richard Arkwrights Masson Mills are the Gateway to Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site with a museum shopping village and conference centre.

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Adults from £10.50

Crich Tramway Village

On arrival collect your old penny to pay the conductor your tram fare, and receive a ticket you can use all day. Trams depart regularly from town end.