The Manchester
Museum
The University
of Manchester
Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL.
Telephone: 0161- 275 2634.
Website: www.manchester.ac.uk/museum.
The Manchester
Museum is a place that captures the imagination. We are well known
for Egyptology, birds and mammals, dinosaurs and live amphibians
but there's a lot more besides. Explore the Museum's 15 galleries
to see objects from the four corners of the world and almost every
period in history. Entry to the Museum is completely free. You can
spend just half an hour or all day looking around and everyone is
welcome. We have a packed programme of family and adult events linked
to the Museum’s collection, many of which are free.
OPENING
Tuesday-Saturday
10.00am-5.00pm. Sunday,
Monday and Bank Holidays 11am-4pm
ADMISSION
Free
FACILITIES
Disabled
toilets, baby changing facilities, lift access to all galleries,
wheelchairs available, Café.
SHOP
Wide
range of collectibles including postcards and books, as well as
resin casts of Egyptian cats, fossils, and dinosaur models.
PARKING
Booth
Street West (Car Park D). Visitors with disabilities can park outside
the main entrance. Please call for details.
EDUCATION
The
Education Service at Museum welcomes visiting groups of all ages,
and provides an opportunity to handle real objects and specimens.
Sessions can be based around the National Curriculum, and may include
Science, History, Art and Geography. Sessions must be booked in
advance. Telephone 0161-275 2630.
IDENTIFICATION
SERVICE
The
museum provides a free identification service for any item related
to the areas covered by its collections. Whether it be a fossil,
an old coin or some unidentified ancient object, the museum's expert
staff will attempt to identify it for you - but they will not give
valuations!
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