Andover Museum and The Museum of the Iron Age

Andover Museum tells the story of the town and its surrounding area from Natural History to Prehistory to the late 20th century. It has a regularly changing programme of temporary exhibitions and runs family activities in the school holidays. Then step inside the Museum of the Iron Age which tells the story of Danebury Hill fort. Discover what life was like for our Pre-historic ancestors who farmed, fought, worshipped and died in Wessex over two thousand years ago. The museum have a shop selling small gifts and books, many with a local theme, there is also a refreshments area. Pre-booked groups are very welcome and there is a vibrant programme for schools run by our education team .

Free Admission to all.

Opening Times

Opening 2008 1 Jan 2008 - 20 Dec 2008

* Opening Hours: Tuesday -Saturday, 10am - 5pm (latest entry 4.30pm)
Closed Public Holidays and for the Christmas - New Years period.

Awards

• Tourism South East Award - Tourism South East Member 2008

Road Directions

From the A303 follow signposts to the town centre and then brown signs to Iron Age Museum.

Public Transport Directions

Andover Train Station is approximately 20 minutes walk from the Museum. Follow signs for town centre and the brown signs for the Iron Age museum.

 Facilities

Accessibility

• No dogs (Guide dogs accepted)

Children & Infants

• Baby changing
• Children’s packs

Parking & Transport

• Free parking

Establishment Features

• All weather attraction
• Conference facilities
• Gift shop
• Groups welcome
• Guided tours by arrangement
• Meeting rooms
• Open all year round
• Special Opening for Groups by Arrangement

Specialist Features

• Educational Groups

Printed Material in Foreign Languages

• Literature in French
• Literature in German