American Museum and Gardens

Bath

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Book American Museum & Gardens tickets for your family day out near Bath

Whether you're exploring Bath for the day or staying a little longer, the American Museum & Gardens is just minutes from the city centre and offers something for the whole family. Explore the exhibitions and period rooms, wander through beautiful gardens and woodland walks, let little ones run free in the Children's Garden and play area, and enjoy a fantastic programme of events, trails and activities throughout the year.

Set within a stunning Georgian manor house and 125 acres of gardens, it's a place where history, nature and creativity come together. Along the way, you'll also discover the only museum of American arts and heritage outside the United States.

  • Two exciting exhibitions included with your ticket: America 250 and Circus of Curiosities: An Exhibition of Moving Marvels
  • 125 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland and valley views
  • Children's Garden, play area and family trails
  • Outdoor theatre, seasonal events and family activities throughout the year
  • Relax in the American Garden Deli with panoramic views

American Museum in Bath

  • Location: Claverton Manor, Bath, Somerset BA2 7BD
  • Opening Hours: Gardens, Gallery and Shop 10am - 5pm | Museum 11am - 4pm
  • Suitable For: All ages!
  • Accessibility: Accessible facilities available across much of the site
  • Tickets include: Access to the museum, exhibitions and gardens.

Discover history, gardens and family adventures

Whether you're planning a family day out, meeting friends or exploring Bath, there's something for everyone to enjoy at the American Museum & Gardens.

  • America 250: Discover the people, ideas and creativity that have shaped America through immersive displays and fascinating stories.
  • Circus of Curiosities: Step inside a playful exhibition of extraordinary moving mechanical sculptures that delights visitors of all ages.
  • Historic Collections: Explore remarkable quilts, folk art, decorative arts and objects that tell the story of America through craft, design and culture.
  • Beautiful Gardens: Wander through 125 acres of formal gardens, arboretum, parkland and woodland with spectacular views across the Limpley Stoke Valley.
  • Family Fun: Enjoy the Children's Garden, play area, family trails and seasonal activities designed to inspire young explorers.

More than a museum – there's a whole day waiting to be discovered

From internationally important collections to beautiful outdoor spaces, the American Museum & Gardens offers so much more than a traditional museum visit.

Book American Museum & Gardens tickets today and uncover one of Bath's hidden gems.

Location

American Museum and Gardens

Claverton Manor,
Claverton Down,
Bath,
Somerset,
BA2 7BD
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How to find us

American Museum & Gardens is located at Claverton Manor, Bath BA2 7BD.

  • By car: Use postcode BA2 7BD in your sat nav. Free parking is available for visitors.
  • By bus: Public transport services operate from Bath city centre to the museum.
  • By train: Bath Spa Railway Station is approximately 10 minutes away by taxi.
  • By foot: The museum is located just outside Bath and can be reached via local walking routes.
Facilities
  • Free parking
  • Accessible facilities
  • Accessible toilets
  • American Garden Deli
  • Outdoor terrace
  • Gallery shop
  • Family trails
  • Picnic areas
  • Group visits
  • Learning programmes
  • Gardens and parkland
  • Dog-friendly gardens and grounds
More Info
Is American Museum & Gardens wheelchair accessible?

American Museum & Gardens is committed to making visits as accessible as possible and provides a range of accessibility facilities across the estate. Accessible routes, visitor information and support are available to help visitors enjoy both the museum and gardens. As the site is set within a historic manor house and extensive landscaped grounds, some areas may have gradients or uneven surfaces.

What is the American Museum & Gardens?

The American Museum & Gardens is the only museum outside the United States dedicated to American arts, history and culture, set within a beautiful Georgian manor house and gardens near Bath.

What do American Museum & Gardens tickets include?

Admission includes access to the museum galleries, exhibition gallery, gardens, deli and gallery shop.

Is American Museum & Gardens suitable for children?

Yes, families can enjoy seasonal indoor and outdoor trails, open green spaces and family-friendly activities throughout the year.

Is there food and drink at American Museum & Gardens?

Yes, the American Garden Deli serves American-inspired favourites and offers a beautiful terrace overlooking the gardens.

Are dogs allowed at American Museum & Gardens?

Dogs on leads are welcome in the gardens, parkland and café areas. Assistance dogs are permitted throughout the site.

What can I see at American Museum & Gardens?

Visitors can explore collections of quilts, folk art, maps, decorative arts, temporary exhibitions, gardens, parkland and historic interiors.

How long do you need at American Museum & Gardens?

Most visitors spend several hours exploring the museum, exhibitions and gardens, making it an ideal half-day or full-day experience.

Is parking available at American Museum & Gardens?

Yes, free parking is available for visitors to the American Museum & Gardens.

Where is American Museum & Gardens located?

The attraction is located at Claverton Manor, Bath, Somerset BA2 7BD, just a short distance from Bath city centre.

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