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Cider Museum

Address

HEREFORD
21 Ryelands Street

Hereford
HR4 0LW

Contact

Tel : +44 01432 354207

Child
£3.00 - £3.00

Concession
£5.00 - £5.00

adult
£5.50 - £5.50

In the heart of the apple growing county of Herefordshire, the Cider Museum explores the history of traditional cider and perry making worldwide.

April to October: Monday to Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.

November - March: Monday to Saturday 11.00 am - 3.00 pm

Closed Sundays. Open Bank Holidays weekends

Partial disabled access

Cidermaking Festival 19th & 20th October 2013

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Directions

By Road

Leaving Hereford on the A438 (Brecon) Road, the museum is situated off Whitecross Road close to Sainsburys.

For Satnav HR4 0EF

By Public Transport

Cider Museum facilities include:

Indoor event/attraction
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Educational Visits Accepted
Suitable for families
Group discounts available (min group size)
Maestro accepted
MasterCard accepted
Solo accepted
Visa accepted
Parking (free)
Groups accepted
Special group rates
Toilets

Cider Museum accessibility includes:

Drop-off point for guests immediately outside main entrance
Level access, ramp or lift to a public toilet
Level access, ramp or lift to a public toilet suitable for wheelchair users
Level access, ramp or lift to gift shop

Contact - Cider Museum

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