Best places: Museums in Burton, United Kingdom

👍👍 Amazing place ! If you want to see some history,even more leasing some stories. You must see this place ! The museum is a secret gem of this part of Wales. Lovely collection and so interesting display. Lovely come back to 50,60's I was surprised we were alone there, maybe this place needs more adver...

5 floors of interactive natural history, scientific & world cultural exhibits, plus a planetarium.

Striking modern purposebuilt building opened in 2011, with interactive displays on city's heritage,

4 floors of maritime history including Titanic displays, evocative films and hands-on exhibits.

Interactive exhibits, artefacts & memorabilia tracing the history of British rock & pop music.

19th-century factory workers' model village in parkland, with museum on its history and a tea room.

👍👍 Really great tour by Chris Lyons/Layton. Incredible interior, some rooms furnished better than NT properties. Just a shame LCC won't give it the cash it needs.(storage of wonderful clothing, furniture, photos etc that would make great displays in the current unused rooms)

Besides exhibits on the history of glass, this museum offers glassblowing demos, a gift shop & cafe.

👍👍 Hidden little local museum with amazing well preserved collection from former railway station together with one railway line (not in operation since 50's) There's main building with ticket sales room, waiting room, public toilets, central switchyard, coffee house, outdoor picnic seating area and loa...

The Beatles' lives and times told through memorabilia, interactive exhibits and high-tech displays.

Built in 1928, this classic gallery & museum offers a range of artwork from artists with local ties.

Memorabilia & archive material from the touring & recording history of the celebrated rock band.

Extensive transport collection including vintage buses, lorries, Morris Minors and Minis.

👍👍 Absolutely fantastic! Old church in the city centre transformed into a well thought out and interactive museum. Very friendly staff. Informative and fun exhibits, and reasonably priced. The curators of this museum have done such such a great job! It's like what The Dungeons would be, if it were an e...

🫤 The museum is interesting but has some flaws. First of all it only covers the transatlantic slave trade, thus the museum’s name ‘The International Slavery Museum’ is misleading. The exhibitions mainly focus on British ties to the slave trade. For an ‘international museum’ I would have expected a mor...

Attraction at the University of Liverpool featuring an eclectic array of art & science exhibits.

Local history museum in a building from 1857 offering varied exhibits, archives, workshops & a cafe.

👍👍 Kids absolutely loved it. This is perfect for kids of any age. My two kids are 2 & 6 years old and they could both explore, learn, interact throughout. It’s very well split up until areas so they don’t get to overwhelmed and enjoy each area to it’s full potential. Parking is pay and display, but...

Galleries on Chester's local history and Cheshire's natural history, plus temporary exhibitions.

Original artefacts from Chester and the Roman Empire, plus hands-on 'experiences' of Roman life.