Yorkshire Natural History Museum

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Explore one of the newest museums in Yorkshire at the Sheffield Natural History Museum

Having first opened in 2022, the Yorkshire Natural History Museum packs millions of years worth of history into its small space, making for one of the most interesting things to do in Sheffield on your day out. 

  • Discover the collection's 10,000 specimens on display
  • See skulls and bones of Dinosaurs and other fascinating extinct creatures
  • As a family-friendly attraction, it's a day out for kids and adults to enjoy 
  • Keep an eye out for exciting events taking place throughout the year

Book your tickets today for the Yorkshire Natural History Museum, with tickets on sale from just £4. Tickets are delivered instantly via email and SMS, you won't find a better price online!

Discover the natural world for one of the most fascinating things to do in Yorkshire 

The small Yorkshire Natural History Museum is home to over 10,000 specimens that span millions of years worth of history! 

From early Carboniferous forests to the days of the Jurassic, each specimen is beautifully preserved and displayed, each offering a glimpse into the natural world's past. 

A family-friendly museum, kids will love discovering the gallery's many exciting exhibits just as much as the adults. 

Discover the natural world at Yorkshire Natural History Museum. With special events, talks and demonstrations taking place throughout the year, it's well worth revisiting whenever you're enjoying your days out in Yorkshire. Book tickets today for the best online prices! 

Location

Yorkshire Natural History Museum

149 Holme Ln,
Hillsborough,
Sheffield,
South Yorkshire,
S6 4JR
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How to find us

Yorkshire Natural History Museum is a five-minute walk from the historic Rivelin Valley Park and next to the river Loxley, a known fossil hunting locality for Carboniferous fossils.

By car: 

  • Malin Bridge Park and Ride Car Park (2 minute walk) 
  • Park and ride is available at Halfway, Middlewood, and Meadowhall.  
  • Towsure Car Park (2 minute walk)
  • On-Road Parking for 2 Hours (<1 minute walk)

By tram: 

  • Malin Bridge Tram Stop (2 minute walk)
  • Hillsborough Tram Stop (5 minute walk) 
  • Both Blue and Yellow lines are accessible.

By bus: 

  • Holme Lane/Loxley New Road Stop (2 minute walk) 
  • 81 and 82 calls at the City Centre every 30 minutes 61 and 62 calls at Stannington and Bradfield every hour. 
Facilities
  • Gift shop
  • Trilo-Bites Café (summer only)
  • Toilets
More Info
Is Yorkshire Natural History Museum wheelchair-accessible?

Due to the Edwardian age of the building, access to the gallery is limited to a staircase. 

When did the Yorkshire Natural History Museum open?

The Yorkshire Natural History Museum was first opened to the public on 13th August 2022.

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