FAQ: Museum of East Asian Art in Bath

Museum of East Asian Art tickets and prices in Bath

Ticket costs, discounts, and booking questions

Get answers about Museum of East Asian Art ticket prices, discount eligibility, and where to buy tickets in Bath.

Does the Museum of East Asian Art offer student tickets?

Student tickets are available for GBP 3.75 and require a valid student ID upon entry.

Can children visit the Museum of East Asian Art for free?

Children under 18 years of age enjoy free entry to the Museum of East Asian Art.

What other admission discounts or free entry options are available at the Museum of East Asian Art?

Friends of MEAA, BBFA members, and children under 18 enter for free. Additionally, reduced rates of GBP 3.75 are available for holders of a BANES Discovery Card, Season Ticket, or Art Fund National Art Pass.

What are the general ticket prices for the Museum of East Asian Art?

Adult tickets for the Museum of East Asian Art cost GBP 7.50, and Senior tickets cost GBP 6.50. Walk-in tickets are sold directly at the door.

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Museum of East Asian Art opening hours in Bath

Today’s schedule, weekend times, and closures

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Museum of East Asian Art opening hours on weekends

On Saturdays, the Museum of East Asian Art is open from 10:30 until 17:00. The venue is closed on Sundays.

Is the Museum of East Asian Art open on Mondays?

No, the Museum of East Asian Art is closed on Mondays.

What are the opening hours of the Museum of East Asian Art?

The Museum of East Asian Art is open from Tuesday to Saturday between 10:30 and 17:00. The venue is closed on Mondays and Sundays.

What time does the Museum of East Asian Art close?

The Museum of East Asian Art closes at 17:00 from Tuesday to Saturday.

Does the Museum of East Asian Art have special opening hours?

There are currently no listed special opening hours or closures for the Museum of East Asian Art.

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Amenities and facilities at Museum of East Asian Art

On-site services for a smoother museum visit

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Does the Museum of East Asian Art have a lift for visitors?

Yes, a visitor lift is available with dimensions of 73 cm wide by 110 cm deep, providing lift access to the shop, galleries, and toilets.

Does the Museum of East Asian Art offer baby-changing facilities?

Yes, baby-changing facilities are available for family visits, and you can ask staff on arrival where to find them.

Is there a museum shop at the Museum of East Asian Art?

Yes, a museum shop is available as part of the visit, though you should check whether it can be entered independently or closes before the main venue.

What public transport is near the Museum of East Asian Art?

Public transport is located within 140 meters, with nearby stops including Alfred Street and Belvedere serving buses 31, 6, 7, and 6A.

Are there toilets available at the Museum of East Asian Art?

Yes, gender-neutral toilets and accessible toilets are available as part of the visitor facilities at the Museum of East Asian Art.

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How to contact Museum of East Asian Art in Bath

Support channels and response questions

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How do I contact the Museum of East Asian Art for visitor information?

You can reach the Museum of East Asian Art for general and access enquiries by phone at 01225 464640 or by email at [email protected].

What is the email address to contact the Museum of East Asian Art?

You can contact the Museum of East Asian Art for general and access enquiries by emailing [email protected].

What is the phone number for the Museum of East Asian Art?

The phone number to reach the Museum of East Asian Art for general and access enquiries is 01225 464640.

How to visit Museum of East Asian Art in Bath

Step-by-step planning questions before you go

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What is the best time to visit the Museum of East Asian Art?

The best time to visit the Museum of East Asian Art is during the first practical weekday opening period to enjoy quieter rooms and a larger buffer before last admission.

How do you get to the Museum of East Asian Art using public transport?

You can reach the Museum of East Asian Art by taking buses 31, 6, 7, or 6A to Alfred Street or Belvedere stops on Lansdown Road, or by arriving at Bath Spa railway station located approximately 1.05 km away.

Where can you park your car near the Museum of East Asian Art?

If nearby parking is full, you can use Charlotte Street, Manvers Street, or SouthGate parking, or leave your car at the Lansdown, Newbridge, or Odd Down Park and Ride facilities.