Durham Heritage Centre & Museum

A local history museum housed in a historic church close to the cathedral. The exhibition tells the story of Durham from the 10thC to the present day using displays, artefacts, models and videos. The museum also has a programme of regularly changing temporary exhibitions and an education service providing special activities for school visits. Brass rubbing is also available and there is a gift shop with refreshment.

To 30 September 2009 open daily 11.00 - 16.30

1 October - 30 November open Saturday & Sunday 14.00 - 16.30

Nearest station is Durham Station. Follow signs to city centre. From Market Place turn right into Saddler Street and continue to North Bailey. The museum is facing the east end of the cathedral.

Nearest major road is A690. Follow the A690 into Durham City.

Facilities for visually impaired
Guide dogs permitted
Ramp/level access
Disabled toilets
Picnic area
French printed material

Adult £2.50
Child £0.50
Concession £1.50