Category: Museums

Bromley Museum

Discover Bromley’s past at the borough museum. We can be found at The Priory, an important medieval building. Throughout the year the museum holds a number of temporary exhibitions and events. We also have permanent displays about the history of the local area. Entry is free! The Museum is also responsible for Poverest Road Roman Bathhouse.

What the museum offers

a variety of temporary exhibitions and family events throughout the year
education service for Borough schools
talks service for groups and societies
free guided tours of the Priory for groups and societies

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Contact Details

Address: Church Hill BR6 0HH

Phone: 01689 873826

Website: http://www.bromley.gov.uk/info/200070/museums_and_galleries/357/bromley_museum

Email: bromley.museum@bromley.gov.uk

Get there by bus: 51, 61, 208, 353, R2, R4, B14

Get there by tube/train: No train available

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Access We suggest that that you contact the museum before your visit if you are physically disabled or have visual impairments. The ground floor only is wheelchair accessible. Enabling dogs are welcome. Parking: There is a pay and display car park outside of the museum with 12 spaces and one disabled space. Access to the car park is via Aynscombe Angle off Church Hill or Orpington High Street. Railway: The museum is a short bus ride or about 20 minutes walk from Orpington Station.

Additional Information:

Access

We suggest that that you contact the museum before your visit if you are physically disabled or have visual impairments.
The ground floor only is wheelchair accessible.
Enabling dogs are welcome.

Parking:

There is a pay and display car park outside of the museum with 12 spaces and one disabled space. Access to the car park is via Aynscombe Angle off Church Hill or Orpington High Street.
Railway: The museum is a short bus ride or about 20 minutes walk from Orpington Station.

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