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An award winning Museum in the heart of Haslemere with remarkable collections of natural history, human history and geology. Founded in 1888 by the renowned London physician Sir Jonathan Hutchinson, the galleries display a fine array of minerals and fossils, magnificent specimens from the animal kingdom as well as plants and insects and interesting artefacts from all the key British historical periods. Journey through time and marvel at a 500 million year old fossil, meet Arthur the Siberian brown bear and see an Egyptian Mummy!
The Museum offers a lively programme of events and exhibitions throughout the year and has a wonderful tradition of learning for all ages.
Set in beautiful historic grounds, which include an observation beehive, pond and gazebo, the Museum has been inspiring visitors for more than one hundred years.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult Admission Free | Free |
| Child Admission Free | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Nearest major road is A3. Follow the signs to Haslemere town centre.
Nearest station is Haslemere. Please see website for further details.
Beautiful South Awards Winners 2015/16 – Bronze 2015
Tourism South East Member 2019 2019| 2019 (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) |
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