Description
The Museum of Richmond tells the story of Richmond from Prehistory, through its rise in prominence as a royal residence in the medieval period to its modern status as a centre of art and fashion Whether you are local, new to the area, or just visiting, explore Richmond's history at our friendly Museum. With workshops, crafts and trails for families, there is always something new for you to enjoy. You can find the Museum on the Second Floor of the Old Town Hall, just off Richmond Riverside, only 10 minutes from the train station. We are FREE to visit, so pop in and explore!
Service options
On-site services
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
Toilets
Restaurant
Children
Good for kids
Enhance your search with AI
Select a topic to learn more about Museum of Richmond or just ask
Ask Me Anything!
Check out places nearby Richmond
Reviews
4
Nice place to visit and learn some of the local history and as many other London museums free of charge. There is a children play area as well.
5
A very small museum. We walked around in half an hour. Free museum. Lovely artefacts and information. I was expecting it to be a little bit bigger. Very welcoming staff. We managed to get parked up practically outside (PS7.50 for 2 hours). I was a bit optimistic with paying for two hours parking. There is a study area and library. Clean toilets. Lots of boutiques, Hairdressers, shops etc.
3
A small museum tucked away on the second floor of the Old Town Hall and above the reference library. It had a selection of artefacts from Richmond's history, including from the royal place that was once located here. It also has a small shop.
3
Floors were a bit dirty, but staff were great, although the museum was small, I still had a great experience.
5
Lovely local museum with loads on display from history of Richmond where we live
3
On the second floor, interesting artifacts from 'Pomona' face mask 2014 to Rabbit mask 'An Octoroon' 2017. Artifacts from river Thames ex. Mesolithic Flint axe.