Opening hours
The museum is open every Friday 2-5pm or by appointment for groups. For group appointments please email info@museumofbathstone.org or, telephone 01225 837439 to arrange a visit.
Heritage Open Days Openings: Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th September 2026, 11am-3pm
Books are available for sale, please see our Bath Stone Bookshop for a preview of titles available.
Refreshments are available at the award-winning deli/cafe The Darling Deli in Combe Down or, at The Hub Café located a short walk away in Mulberry Park. The nearby King William pub next door to the museum is also open daily.
Accessibility
To view the Museum of Bath Stone’s full Accessibility Guide, please click here. For accessibility enquiries, please email info@museumofbathstone.org
Travel
The Museum of Bath Stone can be reached on foot, by bicycle, car, taxi or, by minibus and by bus.
Walking: There are many ways in which to reach the museum by foot. The City of Bath is home to numerous footpaths and roads featuring pedestrian access, with Combe Down located in the south of the city. The Museum of Bath Stone is located in a scenic position with the Midford Valley and Horsecombe Vale nearby. Combe Down is a great destination for the beginning or end of your walk.
Bicycle: If you wish to cycle to the museum, a bicycle rack is available for use just outside of the museum’s entrance doors. Alternatively, you may wish to make use of the E-scooter hire scheme in place across parts of the South West. Bikes can also be hired for a half day or whole day from several hire schemes across the city.
Car: If you’re planning to visit by car, please be aware that the museum has no dedicated car park or parking of its own. There is an courtesy/non-enforceable accessible parking bay outside of the museum however, we sadly cannot guarantee this space will be available. Street parking (no charge) is available on Combe Road, as well as on Westerleigh Road and Church Road. The museum is located in a residential area so, we do ask that you are please mindful of this when you arrive.
Bus: We encourage our visitors to arrive by public transport, foot or by bicycle wherever possible. For the most up-to-date travel information and bus timetables, we recommend using Traveline, a free service available to help you plan your journey. First are Bath’s largest bus operator and alternatively, their website can be used to search timetables across Bristol, Bath and the West.
Community
The Museum of Bath Stone offers a beautiful space well equipped for individual and group study as well as being suited to exhibitions, meetings, classes and film shows. It is also a great space for local residents and others to use for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupations. Find out more about our facilities here.