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Step back in time and explore the Victorian streets of Abbey House Museum during a fun family friendly day out. Our Childhood Galleries include doll's houses and toy cars, whilst our exhibition gallery currently explores what Yorkshire is all about. We run children's activities every school holiday. The Gatehouse Cafe provides an unusual setting for refreshments. Combine with a visit to Kirkstall Abbey which is 5 minutes walk away.

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Disabled Access Information for Abbey House Museum

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The entrance is automatic opening outwards with a clear space of 87cm. The galleries are fully accessible. Please note that there are cobbled streets and some narrow spaces in the Victorian streets. Seating is available. The lift to the second floor is available through the Victorian street which has a capacity for one wheelchair at a time. Accessible toilets in main entrance foyer. A wheelchair is available to borrow on your visit. Entry to the museum is free of charge for carers. An induction loop is in place in entrance foyer.

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There is one disabled parking space immediately outside the entrance to the museum and four more spaces are located across Abbey Walk in the museum car park. Access from the car park to the museum entrance is primarily flat and there is a pedestrian crossing from the car park to the museum entrance.

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The museum is on a main bus route of the 33 and 33a buses which run every 10 minutes. There are bus stops by the museum.

Toilets features at Abbey House Museum

There are accessible toilets in the main entrance foyer. Facilities in the accessible toilet includes an emergency alarm, a fire alarm with a flashing light and baby change unit. The toilet is not RADAR key operated.