Open Monday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm.
Open spaces include the Pre-Raphaelite Galleries, Staffordshire Hoard Gallery, Birmingham History Galleries, Round Room, Industrial Gallery, Bridge Gallery, Wild City (a new family gallery), Tearoom and Museum Shop, as well as a series of exhibitions. Visit our What to See pages for full details.
The rest of the building currently remains closed, including the Art Galleries on level 2 and Ancient History Galleries on level 3.
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery opening times
Open Monday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm.
- General admission is FREE. Donations are welcome, thank you for your support. No booking required.
- Some events and exhibitions may charge, this information is included in the What's On details.
- Tearoom open 10am - 4pm.
- Last entry 4:45pm.
Closed: 24, 25, 26 December and 1 January.
How to get here
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Chamberlain Square
Birmingham
B3 3DH.
What3Words entrance locations:
- Chamberlain Square: ///ducks.trucks.tables
- Gas Hall: ///harder.skirt.years
- Waterhall: ///hops.stared.teeth
What to see
We're delighted that Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery has reopened its doors for the next phase of reopening.
Open spaces include the Birmingham History Galleries, the iconic Round Room, Industrial Gallery, Tearoom and Shop.
Facilities
- Bike racks within Chamberlain Square
- Shop
- Tearoom
- Toilets, including Disabled toilets
- Baby changing (located in the Ladies toilets and one of the Disabled Toilets)
- Lockers (£1 non refundable)
- Picnic space (accessed via a staircase only)
Visitor information
Photography
Photography is allowed (unless stated otherwise) but not for commercial use. Please respect the privacy of other visitors when taking photographs. No tripods, selfie-sticks or flash photography.
Bag Searches
Please be advised that Birmingham Museums reserves the right to undertake searches of bags and personal property, and to refuse entry. We thank you for your cooperation.
Weapons policy
No weapons are permitted on our premises.
Vaping policy
Vaping is not allowed at any of Birmingham Museums Trust sites.
Keeping everyone safe
In order to keep our staff and visitors safe we have extensive security measures in place across all of our venues that are both overt and covert. These include but are not limited to CCTV, regular security patrols and alarm systems. We are also in regular contact with West Midlands Police, Project Servator and our local Counter Terrorism Security Advisor as well as other security specialists in order to keep our systems and procedures up to date.
If you see anything suspicious or that doesn’t seem right at any of our venues, please speak to a member of staff. See it, say it, sorted.