Beamish stands in 300 acres of beautiful County Durham countryside. With so many things to see, Beamish is a wonderful day out for people of all ages.
Beamish is a world famous open air museum that tells the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s and stands in 300 acres of beautiful County Durham countryside. With so many things to see, Beamish is a wonderful day out for people of all ages.
Most of the houses, shops and other buildings you will see have been brought to Beamish, rebuilt and furnished as they once were. Some, such as Home Farm, Pockerley Old Hall and the drift mine, were here already.
You won't find objects displayed in glass cases at Beamish, you'll see them in their original context. What's more, you will meet our costumed staff who are proud of their heritage and happy to share their knowledge with visitors. If you dont fancy walking, there are vintage trams and buses, including our Access Bus, to make travelling around the museum easier and even more exciting!
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| 2025 |
Adult |
| £41.00 |
Concession |
| £39.00 |
Child 5-15 years |
| £35.00 |
Child under 5 years |
| £25.00 |
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Name | Address |
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Hodthorpe WMC | Hodthorpe, The Working Mens Club |
Langwith, The Gate Hotel | Langwith, The Gate Hotel |
Mansfield, Walkden Street | Mansfield, Layby Opp Walkden St Car Park Entrance |
Shirebrook, Ashbourne St | Shirebrook, Ashbourne Street, Opposite Ashbourne Court |
The Sidings | The Sidings, Mansfield Woodhouse Off Debdale Lane |
Warsop Library, High St | Warsop Library, Bus Stop, High Street |
Whitwell Square | Whitwell Square |
Worksop, Johnsons Depot | Worksop, Johnsons Depot, Dukeries Industrial Est |