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Hereford Museum and Art Gallery

Address

Broad Street
Hereford

Herefordshire
HR4 9AU

Contact

Tel : +44 01432 260692

Heritage/Visitor Centre
FREE

In the museum, aspects of Herefordshire history and life, with hands-on elements for all ages, including dressing up box, Victorian school desk with slates and archaeology activities. Programme of events and activities.

In the Gallery, regularly changing exhibitions of paintings, prints, photography and craftwork. Programme of activities and workshops.

Open all year, Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm. Also April to end of September, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 10am to 4pm.

Access: Accessible for disabled visitors - Level 3.
Admission: Free. Donations welcome.
Guide Dogs permitted

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Directions

By Road

On the left hand side of Broad Street opposite the Cathedral preccinct

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