What are the ticket prices for Herschel Museum of Astronomy?
Adult admission for Herschel Museum of Astronomy is 12.50 GBP. Concession tickets are available for 11.00 GBP for eligible visitors with valid proof.
Whether you are planning your first visit or have specific questions about facilities at the Herschel Museum of Astronomy, our FAQ covers the most common inquiries. Please note that visitor policies can change, so we recommend verifying details directly with the museum before your arrival.

Adult admission for Herschel Museum of Astronomy is 12.50 GBP. Concession tickets are available for 11.00 GBP for eligible visitors with valid proof.
Under-18s enter free of charge at Herschel Museum of Astronomy when accompanied by a paying adult.
Concession tickets are offered for 11.00 GBP and apply to students, NHS workers, Blue Light card holders, and specified benefit recipients providing valid proof.
Carers accompanying a paying visitor receive free admission to Herschel Museum of Astronomy.
Paid tickets for Herschel Museum of Astronomy act as non-transferable annual passes valid for 12 months.
ArtFund members receive a 50 percent discount on admission tickets to the Herschel Museum of Astronomy.
Local residents receive a 25 percent discount on admission upon presentation of a valid free Discovery Card.
Herschel Museum of Astronomy closes at 17:00 on all operating days from Tuesday to Sunday.
There are no special opening hours or closures currently listed for Herschel Museum of Astronomy.
Herschel Museum of Astronomy is open from 10:00 to 17:00 Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is closed on Mondays.
On weekends, Herschel Museum of Astronomy is open from 10:00 to 17:00 on both Saturdays and Sundays.
No, Herschel Museum of Astronomy is closed on Mondays.
Suited assistance dogs are welcome inside the Herschel Museum of Astronomy. They must be kept under control, remain on a lead where possible, and wear a relevant tabard or harness.
The Herschel Museum of Astronomy provides a social story, a sensory map highlighting quieter areas, and sensory bags available to borrow from reception containing ear defenders, fidget toys, a sand timer, soft toy, magnifying glass, sensory fan, and a PECS-style board.
Yes, a museum shop is available as part of your visit to the venue.
Yes, a unisex toilet is available in the basement and can be reached by one flight of stairs. Availability is limited.
Wheelchair access is limited because the listed townhouse spans three floors with stairs leading to the first floor and basement.
Yes, the Star Vault children's activity area provides space Lego and crafts for visitors.
Yes, the Bloomberg Connects digital guide is available for loan, and the guide includes specific sections for children.
You can contact the learning department at Herschel Museum of Astronomy for schools and community groups by emailing [email protected].
The phone number for general and group enquiries at Herschel Museum of Astronomy is 01225 446865.
The general and group enquiries email address for Herschel Museum of Astronomy is [email protected].
You can contact Herschel Museum of Astronomy for general and group enquiries by phone at 01225 446865 or by email at [email protected].
The nearest mapped cycle parking is about 50 meters away at New King Street with 6 uncovered spaces. For walking, navigate to New King Street 19, Bath, noting that central Bath features some uneven historic paving.
James Street West and Monmouth Place are the nearest bus stops, located about 70 and 90 meters away respectively, served by various local bus routes. Bath Spa railway station is approximately 850 meters away in a straight line.
Charlotte Street Car Park is the nearest mapped public car park, located about 180 meters away and marked as paid. Bath city centre is inside the Clean Air Zone, and alternative options include Lansdown, Newbridge, and Odd Down Park and Ride.
Reservations are recommended, and timed entry is in place for visits to Herschel Museum of Astronomy.
Visitors should allow about 60 to 90 minutes to explore the collection, interpretation, and building.
The best time to visit is during the first practical weekday opening period for quieter rooms and a larger buffer before last admission.
Most visitors comfortably explore the house in about 45 minutes, though extra time can be spent browsing the gift shop and relaxing in the garden.
Yes, the historic building is available for event hire, offering exclusive group tours of the house and access to the walled garden for canapes and drinks under the stars.
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Uncover the wealth of knowledge held within the city's many institutions. Broaden your understanding of Bath by examining unique astronomical collections, local heritage, and historical houses at your own pace.
