Welcome to Worcestershire County Museum at Hartlebury Castle
At Hartlebury Castle, enjoy a fantastic day out exploring the Bishop’s Palace, Worcestershire County Museum, and beautiful grounds in the heart of the countryside.
Home to the Bishops of Worcester for more than 1,000 years, the historic house is brimming with captivating stories about the people who lived and worked there. Discover the bishop who refused Henry VIII his divorce and the butler who went on the star in 1960s Doctor Who!
From archaeology and agriculture to the lives of the Victorians and the histories of toys and fashion, the County Museum delves deep into Worcestershire’s fascinating past. Step into the 1950s in Lavish Living and admire three centuries of style in Captivating Costume.
Relax in the peaceful grounds with a stroll around the historic moat. What wildlife can you spot from the bird-hide? The woodland adventure playground is the perfect spot for families to have fun outdoors.
The Transport Gallery is currently closed for essential maintenance. We are taking this opportunity to assess possible improvements to this part of the site, and we hope to have an update for you soon. Please be assured there is still plenty for you to enjoy at Hartlebury Castle!
Head to the Plan Your Visit page for opening times and admission information – or book online now.
Where to find Hartlebury Castle
Get in touch
Address: Worcestershire County Museum, Hartlebury Castle, Hartlebury, Worcestershire DY11 7XZ
Phone: 01299 250416
Email: museum@worcestershire.gov.uk