Location
The Holburne Museum
The Holburne Museum is located within Sydney Pleasure Gardens, Bath, Somerset, England. The city’s first public art gallery, the Grade I listed building, is home to fine and decorative arts built around the collection of Sir William Holburne.
Our vision is to make the Holburne an open, welcoming, inspiring and empowering space for everyone.
- At the heart of this vision is the powerful relationship of art, creativity and social and personal wellbeing.
- Our Vision is encapsulated by our slogan Changing Lives Through Art.
- We seek to deliver our Mission with Ambition and Innovation, ensuring that we always do so in ways that are Inclusive, of the highest Quality, Relevant and Sustainable.
Great Pulteney St,
Bathwick,
Bath BA2 4DB
Accessibility:
Car Park: We have parking spaces for Blue Badge holders.
Entrance: There is level access to our front door which opens and closes automatically. The ground floor is level and is where you’ll find our Garden Cafe.
Lift: We have a lift to all floors.
Wheelchairs: You are welcome to pre-book a wheelchair for your visit. Please call us 01225 388569.
If you need assistance or if your mobility is impaired, please ask our Front of House staff for help. They are stationed at the Information Desk on the ground floor. Alternatively ask a Gallery Steward to call a member of the team for assistance.
Seating: We have benches or chairs in all of our galleries and in the Entrance Hall and on the First Floor landing.
Toilets: There are public toilets which are wheelchair accessible, on the ground floor and in the basement. The basement toilets are accessible via the lift from any floor. Both the men’s and women’s toilets have baby changing facilities.
Labels: We have large print labels available in all our galleries.
Hearing Loop: We have a hearing induction loop at the Reception Desk and also in the Picture Gallery on the Second Floor for lectures and events and in the Clore Learning Space where some smaller events are held. Your hearing aid will need to be set to ‘T’.
Telephone: We don’t have a public telephone in the Museum. However, if you need to call a taxi or make a call for assistance our team at the Information Desk on the ground floor will be more than happy to help you.
Assistance Dogs: Are welcome in the Museum.
For more information please see the website, here.