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- How long does it take to visit Bridport Museum? Allow 2 hours to see the whole museum.
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Winter Opening Times. (from 1 Nov 2024 – 21 December 2024) Tuesday to Saturday 11am-3pm. Bridport Museum will be closed from 22 December and re-open on 18 February 2025. Entry. Adults: £5, unlimited pass for a year. Under 21s, carers and school visits: free. The Great News Is: Your £5 pass supports our work as a charity.
Nov 29, 2023 · How long does it take to visit Bridport Museum? Allow 2 hours to see the whole museum. Stay nearby: Ropemakers Cottage | Sleeps 2 + 2 dogs. Stroll around Bridport Harbour. Bridport Harbour, also known as West Bay, is a small and picturesque harbour at the mouth of the River Brit.
- How Much Is Entry?
- What Do You Have For Families?
- Is There A Shop?
- Do You Have Toilets?
- Do I Need to Book in Advance?
- How Do We Enter The Building?
- What Safety Measures Do You Have in place?
- Do I Have to Participate in Test and Trace?
- Can I Touch The Interactives?
- Can I Watch A Ropemaking Demonstration?
Adults: £5, unlimited entry for a yearUnder 21s, carers and school visits: freeOur brilliant ‘Captain Codd’ adventure trail will be free for all children to enjoy around the Museum. Please bring your own pencil.
Our Shop will be open. Contactless payment is preferred. All purchases support our work as a charity.
We have a fully accessible toilet. Please take extra care to maintain social distancing and cleanliness. Cleaning will take place regularly so please expect brief periods of closure. Public toilets are also available nearby in the South Street carpark.
No – but please be aware that we might ask you to go and grab a coffee from one of Bridport’s wonderful establishments, and come back in a little while if we are at capacity.
On arrival, please come to the main entrance at the front of the building as usual and wait on the spot. Please note: this is the only entry and exit point so you may need to wait a moment to be welcomed in.
• You will be asked to follow a one-way system around the Museum, which will be managed by our volunteer team. We kindly ask that you follow the direction of signage and practice current social distancing measures. • The Museum has sanitising stations available throughout the building for your use. • A perspex screen has been installed at our welco...
Yes. A volunteer will take your details or you can scan the QR code if you have the App. The information is destroyed after 21 days and will not be used for marketing purposes.
We would please ask that you refrain from touching the original museum objects (rope making machinery and fossils) that are on open display. Due to conservation reasons we cannot sanitise these. We will label these to indicate that we would like them not to be touched. Please do use the touch screens and open drawers, sanitising your hands before a...
Yes! Our rope makers will be running demonstrationsat 11.00am on some days. Demos do depend on volunteer available, so if you are coming specifically for the demonstration we recommend phoning in advance.
An excellent small museum ranging from fossils, to nets made for the space age. Bridport is famous for ropes and nets, which have been traded across the world for centuries. NASA came here for space shuttle crash nets and the British army use 'secret' material ones instead or bar armour!
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Bridport Museum will be free to visit this week - Tuesday 10 September to Saturday 14 September. Our opening hours are 10am to 4pm. Come along to enjoy the museum, guided historic walks of the town and ropemaking.
Wondering what there is to see and do during your visit to Bridport and West Bay? From hikes and rambles in the gorgeous countryside and fast boat rides along the coast to wine tasting and visits to country houses, there's definitely enough to keep everyone entertained.
Small local museum with a focus on rope making history of Bridport and fossils. Visited one Tuesday and returned the following day for the rope making demonstration. Excellent staff/volunteers, super friendly and informative which made the visit a pleasure. Their enthusiasm was infectious.
