Museum

St Albans Museum + Gallery

St Albans
Free to all

The Town Hall houses St Albans Museum + Gallery, with state-of-the-art exhibition spaces showcasing over 2,000 years of priceless heritage and a collection of contemporary art.

St Albans Museum + Gallery is a cultural hub, set over three floors, in the historic Town Hall. History enthusiasts will enjoy the journey through the city's rich heritage, whilst art lovers can explore the gallery’s diverse collection of art.

Local history

Discover the history of St Albans, from its Roman beginnings to the present day, in the permanent timeline of the story of St Albans The City That Went Uphill . Explore exhibits on local archaeology, social history, and fine art and find out about the local people and events that have shaped St Albans.

Art gallery

Admire the museum's contemporary art gallery, which showcases works by both established and emerging artists. The gallery frequently hosts temporary exhibitions, featuring a variety of themes, from local artists to international collections. Cutting edge art installations are held throughout the year in the fully restored Assembly Room.

Family activities

Over the summer the museum often organises family-friendly events, such as workshops, trails, storytelling sessions, and hands-on activities.

Rooftop views and café

Enjoy views over St Albans from the first floor of the museum, whilst on the ground floor you’ll find a learning studio, visitor information point, gift shop and café.

Visitor information

Address

St Albans Museum + Gallery

St Albans Museum + Gallery, Town Hall, St Peter's Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 3DH
01727 751810

Free to all

Opening times

Mon – Sat, 10am – 5pm Sun, 11am – 5pm

Visitor information

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