Visitor Amenities at Barley Hall

There is no designated disabled parking available on-site.

The nearby Monk Bar car park has 19 dedicated disabled parking bays.

There are no wheelchair accessible toilets on site.

The nearest Changing Places toilet is located on Silver Street near Shambles Market.

Hearing loop is not available.

Interpretation is available in level 1 Braille translation.

Barley Hall is designed as a tactile, immersive experience where visitors can handle objects.

There is no lift access available.

Due to the historic nature of the building, there is no lift.

Service, assistance, and emotional support dogs (including those in training) are warmly welcomed.

Water bowls are available on request, and outdoor toileting areas are provided.

Parts of the downstairs area are wheelchair accessible.

Allows access to the Vestibule, Great Hall, Steward’s Room, and the Introduction Video via an alternative entrance. Because access is limited, wheelchair users can visit Barley Hall for free.

Seating is available throughout the building.

There is seating in each room, which is also welcomed for breastfeeding.

Public toilets are available on site.

Available for paying visitors only; please note they are not wheelchair accessible.

An on-site shop is available at the venue.

Accessibility maps highlighting key sensory and access areas are available.

Maps can be picked up at the sensory board in the admissions area.

Written guides are available in multiple languages.

The venue is self-guided.

There is no on-site parking for Barley Hall.

The nearest public car park is Monk Bar car park, located about a ten-minute walk away.

Easily accessible by bus and train.

The nearest bus stops are 0.2 miles away, and York Rail Station is 0.5 miles away.