Visitor Information

Located in the heart of the city, Lincoln Museum offers a unique insight into the history and archaeology of Lincolnshire, alongside an impressive art collection and a wealth of treasures at the Usher Gallery. Situated next to each other; the Museum was built in 2005 and the Usher Gallery opened in 1927 bequeathed to the city by James Ward Usher.

Lincoln Museum offers artefacts from the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, Roman, Saxon, Viking and Medieval eras. The Usher Gallery boasts a wide collection of ceramics, clocks, watches, silver and miniatures as well as artwork from esteemed artists like Turner, Lowry and Grayson Perry. Alongside our permanent collections we offer a vibrant programme of temporary exhibitions.

Muse Coffee bar provides a wide selection of teas and coffee as well as an assortment of cakes, light bites and savoury snacks.

We are a family-friendly destination with something for all ages our knowledgeable staff are sure to give you a warm welcome!

Opening Hours

Usher Gallery: Thursday – Monday 10am – 4pm
Muse Coffee Bar: Thursday - Monday 11am - 3pm
Lincoln Museum: Closed for redevelopment

How to find us

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Parking

When coming into Lincoln, follow directions for the Cultural Quarter. The nearest car parks to the museum are on Danes Terrace, Flaxengate and Broadgate.

For more information on car parks in Lincoln please visit https://www.lincoln.gov.uk/visitor-and-leisure/parking/

For details on the 'Walk and Ride' bus service please visit:
https://lincolnbus.co.uk/services/walk-and-ride