Museums in the South West


The South West offers a picturesque blend of history, nature, and charm. Start with the iconic Stonehenge, a prehistoric wonder shrouded in mystery. Explore Bath's elegant Georgian architecture and Roman Baths, immersing in its rich cultural tapestry. The stunning coastline beckons, with highlights like the Jurassic Coast's dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches. Don't miss Cornwall's rugged beauty, including Land's End and St. Michael's Mount.

Delight in the quaint villages of the Cotswolds, brimming with idyllic cottages and lush countryside. Finally, indulge in culinary delights, from cream teas to fresh seafood. The South West promises an unforgettable journey through England's finest.

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Attraction
Adults from £6.50

Castletown D-Day Centre

Authentic recreation of the busy wartime dockyard on the Isle of Portland with an impressive array of original WW2 equipment.

Attraction
Adults £5

Tiverton Museum

Tiverton Museum of Mid Devon Life is a fascinating museum with large collections relating to the history of Mid Devon.

Attraction
Free

Poole Museum

The Museum's galleries tell the story of the historic maritime town of Poole and it's Harbour from prehistory to the 21st century.

Attraction
Adults from £2

Soliders of Gloucestershire Museum

The Museum is dedicated to the memory of all those who have served their country as Soldiers of Gloucestershire.

Attraction
Adults £5.50

Museum of East Dorset

Step into our historic house and discover the fascinating stories of the people who lived and worked here over the centuries.

Attraction
Adults £2.50

Dartmouth Museum

A small but fascinating museum which occupies part of the historic Butterwalk, a terrace of rich merchants houses built around 1640.

Attraction
Adults £11

Fashion Museum

Immerse in sartorial history! Explore diverse collections, from regal garments to contemporary fashion, showcasing style evolution over centuries.

Attraction
Adults £12.50

Shipwreck Treasure Museum

The historical artefacts on display in the Charlestown Shipwreck centre are the largest private collection of this type on public display in Europe.