All Museums in Alne sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Mouseman Visitor Centre
Knaresborough Castle and Courthouse Museum
Located in the picturesque town of Knaresborough, the parking facility for the Knaresborough Castle and Courthouse Museum offers convenient pay-and-display options. Visitors can enjoy easy access to this historic site with its stunning views of the river and viaduct, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the area's rich Norman heritage.
The Elm Gallery
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St Robert's Cave
St Robert's Cave offers a small parking area for about four cars at the top of the steps, making it convenient for visitors exploring this historical site. Located in Knaresborough along Abbey Road, the cave provides a unique glimpse into the life of the medieval hermit, Saint Robert. Enjoy a peaceful visit as you delve into the rich history and serene surroundings of this pilgrimage site.
The Bar Convent Living Heritage Centre
Railway Museum Road Train
Enjoy a charming ride on the Railway Museum Road Train, effortlessly connecting you to the National Railway Museum's incredible exhibits.
The Real Skeldale House
Discover the true story of James Herriot at The Real Skeldale House, a captivating museum in Thirsk.
Yorkshire Museum
Five galleries showcase archaeological treasures plus displays of rare animals, birds and fossils.
York Roman Bath Museum
Discover York's ancient Roman history at this unique underground museum, a hidden gem beneath a city centre pub.
Roman Bath Museum
York Castle Museum
Victorian-era cobbled street recreated indoors with costumed guides, plus other exhibits.
York Army Museum
Uncover centuries of local military history at this highly-rated York museum, featuring engaging exhibits and interactive activities.
Museum Gardens
Discover York's serene Museum Gardens, where ancient Roman ruins, a medieval abbey, and lush greenery invite peaceful exploration.
York's Chocolate Story
Tour exploring the history of chocolate & the city's confectioners, with a cafe & shop.
Merchant Adventurers' Hall
1350s timber-framed building where merchants congregated, with museum exhibits & a cafe.
