All Museums in Burnt Yates sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Watermark Gallery
Washburn Heritage Centre
Located near the scenic Fewston Reservoir, the Washburn Heritage Centre offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the area. While enjoying the picturesque surroundings, guests can indulge in homemade cakes and refreshments at the centre, making it a perfect stop for walkers and tourists alike.
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.
Ilkley Arts
Nidderdale Museum
The Laura Wallace Collection
Spofforth Castle
Spofforth Castle offers visitors a unique glimpse into the past with its 13th–14th-century ruins, located in the charming village of Spofforth, North Yorkshire. Enjoy free parking and explore the open-access grounds at any time, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely picnic or a historical adventure.
Royal Pump Room Museum
Mercer Art Gallery
Duchy by Design
Ilkley Manor House
Explore Ilkley Manor House, a captivating local museum and art gallery housed in a historic building, showcasing local history and diverse exhibitions.
Ilkley Toy Museum
Discover a charming collection of fascinating toys spanning different eras at the Ilkley Toy Museum, a delightful experience for all ages.
Knaresborough Heritage Centre
Immerse yourself in Knaresborough's captivating history at this highly-rated Heritage Centre, praised for its engaging exhibits and knowledgeable volunteers.
Otley Museum Documentary Archive
Discover Otley's rich past at the Otley Museum Documentary Archive, a valuable resource for local history and research.
Ripon Courthouse Museum
Ruth Wilkinson Mosaics
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.