Broadway Museum and Art Gallery

Housed in a stunning 17th-century building, Broadway Museum & Art Gallery invites you to explore the fascinating history of Broadway - a charming Cotswold village with evidence of human habitation dating back 8,000 years!

The exhibits include Cabinets of Curiosities, the impact of the East India Trading Company, the Roman Era, and Broadway's rich connection to the Wool Trade.
Celebrate the artistry of William Morris and immerse yourself in The Colony of Creativity, an exhibition showcasing the works of artists, writers, and musicians who found inspiration here, such as John Singer Sargent, Frank Millet, A.A. Milne (creator of Winnie the Pooh), and J.M. Barrie (author of Peter Pan).

Step into Broadway’s vibrant stagecoach history, complete with thrilling tales of highwaymen who once haunted one of England's most important roads to London.

Families will love the interactive experiences, where children can touch, smell, and play their way through the museum. Follow the Wombat Trail to discover hidden surprises and unlock a treasure chest on the children’s floor, featuring a playroom packed with toys, a creative craft room, and a calming sensory space.

Looking for things to do in Broadway or family-friendly activities in the Cotswolds? The museum hosts a variety of talks, workshops, and events throughout the year, ensuring there’s something for everyone - whether you’re a history enthusiast, art lover, or seeking a fun day out in the Cotswolds.

Visit the museum and discover the stories that make Broadway one of the most captivating destinations in the Cotswolds!

For details of talks, events & changing exhibitions visit broadwaymuseum.org.uk

Open: Monday to Saturday 10:00am - 4:30pm.
Entry: £7.00 Per Adult £6.00 & Children are Free!

Visitors can contact the museum at admin@broadwaymuseum.org.uk for inquiries or further assistance.

Friends and Patrons of the museum enjoy a host of benefits - if you would like to support the museum please click on the highlighted links.

The museum is located within Tudor House, which was built in the 17th century as a coaching inn to serve the Ludlow to London route. The building has been extended and adapted over the years but retains original features and architectural flourishes reflecting trends of the passing eras. The house has been both a farmstead and a private residence and was for 80 years, the headquarters for H.W Keil Ltd, one of the leading dealers in antique furniture in the world.

Tudor House, 64-65 High Street, Broadway, WR12 7DP. Tel: 01386 859047