General Admission Prices
There is an admission charge to visit the Holburne collections, displays and exhibitions on the first and second floors
The cover charge includes all exhibitions
General Admission Prices for the Holburne Museum are as follows:
Full Price £12.50 (including Donation) £11 (without donation)
Concessions: £7 (including Donation) £5.50 (without donation)
Art Fund
18- 25 year Olds
NSU Card Holders
Free Entry for:
18 and under / Friends and Patrons of the Holburne Museum / Students & Staff of University of Bath and Bath Spa University/ Adults accompanying a disabled visitor.
For group bookings please call 01225 388569 or email enquiries@holburne.org
Book your general Admission tickets here
All of our Friends and members can gain their free entry by stating their full name and postcode at the front desk, where the Visitor Services Team will be able to verify your membership status with our records. Please note that Friends membership cards are no longer issued.
Ticket Information
General Entry tickets include all exhibitions.
The ticket is valid for the whole day and are not timed (you can enter any time during our normal opening hours: 10am – 5pm daily; 11am – 5pm Sundays and bank holidays)
- There are no timed entry tickets /Online tickets are valid all day
- You can either book in advance online, or you can simply purchase tickets on arrival at the Museum
- Friends and Members are granted free entry by verifying their details at the front desk.
- Last Admissions to the Museum is 4.30pm
Once you have booked online you will receive a confirmation email. Please show this on your mobile or smart device on entry or print it off at home and show on entry.
We look forward to seeing you.
For School Visits
Please contact us 01225 388568 or email education@holburne.org
For Families
We offer lots of free hands on activities in the Museum as well as a host of creative workshops that can be booked in advance. See our family What’s On>>
We have a remarkably varied collection of fine and decorative art, mainly dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, and including Sir William Holburne’s notable Old Master paintings, Italian maiolica and bronzes, gems, European and English porcelain and silver from England and the Continent. For more information see The Collection
