Old Fulling Mill Museum of Archaeology

Once a key part of Durham's cloth-making industry, The Old Fulling Mill is now home to Durham University's Museum of Archaeology.

The collections on display provide a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the North East of England, as well as showcasing items from across Europe. Highlights include outstanding Roman collections together with Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Tudor finds from Durham City and the local area.

In addition to the permanent displays, The Old Fulling Mill hosts regularly changing, temporary exhibitions and a lively programme of family activities at weekends and during school holidays.

To 31 October 2009 daily 10.00 - 16.00

1 November 2009 - 31 March 2010
Friday - Monday 11.30 - 15.30

Nearest station is Durham Station. Leave station, go down road, cross bridge on left. Follow path into North Road. Follow road past taxi rank until on Framwellgate Bridge. Turn right past Cafe Rouge and go down steps. Walk along river bank until you reach museum.

Nearest major road is A1(M). Leave at exit for Durham City and follow signs for centre. Straight over roundabout, 2nd exit off 2nd roundabout to multi-storey car park. Walk out of car park, right path to Market Place, down Silver Street, down steps by Cafe Rouge.

Facilities for visually impaired
Guide dogs permitted
Restaurant/cafe
Toilets

Adult £1.00
Child £0.50
Concession £0.50
Family £2.50