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Sheringham Museum at The Mo

Sheringham

Museum in Sheringham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom

Opening Open 21st March–31st October 2026, Monday–Saturday 10 am–4:30 pm; closed Sundays. Also open Saturday 21st November 2026 for International Gansey Day.
Price Adults £6.00; Concessions (66+, student, disabled, etc.) £5.50; Child under 16 £3.00; Family (2 adults + up to 3 children under 16) £16.00; Family mini (1 adult + up to 3 children under 16) £11.00; Age 4 and under, carers, Art Fund and Museums Association free. Annual passes: Adult £22.00; 2 Adults £38.00; Child (5–15) £12.00; Family £45.00; Mini family £35.00. Tickets are all-day tickets allowing drop in and out.
Typical visit Not provided yet
Age fit All ages; family tickets cover children under 16, who must be accompanied by an adult, and under 5s go free. Content is geared toward children and families learning about early man and the Deep History Coast.
Setting indoor

The experience

About this day out

Sheringham Museum at The Mo, on the Sheringham seafront, tells the story of the town and its people over three floors through social history displays, agricultural and fishing artefacts, a fleet of boats, fishermen's ganseys, photographs, fossils including prehistoric elephant bones, and an art collection. It is a gateway to the north Norfolk Deep History Coast and hosts the Windscape visitor centre for the Sheringham Shoal and Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farms. The museum is an independent charity staffed largely by volunteers.

When to go

Opening calendar

Open 21st March–31st October 2026, Monday–Saturday 10 am–4:30 pm; closed Sundays. Also open Saturday 21st November 2026 for International Gansey Day.

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission
Adults £6.00; Concessions (66+, student, disabled, etc.) £5.50; Child under 16 £3.00; Family (2 adults + up to 3 children under 16) £16.00; Family mini (1 adult + up to 3 children under 16) £11.00; Age 4 and under, carers, Art Fund and Museums Association free. Annual passes: Adult £22.00; 2 Adults £38.00; Child (5–15) £12.00; Family £45.00; Mini family £35.00. Tickets are all-day tickets allowing drop in and out.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Lift access to all three floorsTower with views over the town, coast and seaWindscape visitor centre for the Sheringham Shoal and Dudgeon Offshore Wind FarmsSchool and group bookings with online learning suite including STEM modules
Accessibility
The museum is fully accessible, with lift access to all three floors and room for wheelchairs in all exhibition areas; a ramp to the left when reaching the seawall avoids the steps to the entrance. The tower is reached by a lighthouse-like set of steps and is not very accessible. Guide and companion animals are welcome.
Parking
Large pay-and-display car park at Sheringham railway station (approx. 8–15 minute walk to the museum); two smaller pay-and-display car parks close to the museum, one near the beach end of the High Street and one off Cliff Road to the east. Regular rail and bus services terminate at the station.
Dogs
Guide and companion animals are welcome as long as they are working, wearing their tabards/harness and kept with you at all times.

Getting there

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