See displays from Seahenge to Egyptian Shabti figures, and fairground gallopers to natural history all housed in a Victorian church in the centre of King’s Lynn.
Walk inside this cabinet of curiosities with exhibits including a Victorian fairground galloper, Egyptian shabti figures, the skeleton of an Anglo Saxon warrior, medieval pilgrim badges and the Seahenge timbers from a Bronze Age circle uncovered on a Norfolk beach.
Adult: £6.00
Concession*: £5.80
Child (4-18): £5.00
Adult in family group (must be accompanied by a child aged 4-18) £5.50
Twilight Ticket (1 hour before closing): £2.00
*Concessions: over 65s, people with disabilities, students
Museums Pass holders and children under 4 free.
Visitors with disabilities may bring one companion in free of charge.
Admission is free between 1 October and 31 March
10am – 5pm, Tuesday to Saturday
12 – 4pm on Sundays (April – September only)
Closed on public holidays
No parking
Public transport less than 1 mile
The entrance to Lynn Museum is via King’s Lynn Bus Station.
