Museum of Somerset
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Great place to visit any day, toddler explorers a bonus
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An historic building in Taunton, convenient to parkland, car park and shops.
The museum is modern, bright and airy, brings to life the history of Somerset. Discover many relics and objects, interesting for adults and children alike.
The staff are approachable, informative and welcoming.
There is a cafe and gift shop.
I would go back again.
The museum is modern, bright and airy, brings to life the history of Somerset. Discover many relics and objects, interesting for adults and children alike.
The staff are approachable, informative and welcoming.
There is a cafe and gift shop.
I would go back again.
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Amazing staff, great for kids, lovely cafe x
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A great museum and free to see! Though they do ask for a donation, but it's not mandatory.
It was a great experience with a colouring area and dress up which the daughter loved.
If you are interested in a bit of history of Somerset then you can learn lots by walking round this museum and taking it all in.
It was a great experience with a colouring area and dress up which the daughter loved.
If you are interested in a bit of history of Somerset then you can learn lots by walking round this museum and taking it all in.
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Stunning building, wonderful staff, very interesting place. Loved the round room, and singing room xxx
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Really excellent modern layout and amazing exhibits. Nice coffee in the café
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A wonderfull small museum lots of interesting detail . Loved the mosaic from High Ham
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First time in Taunton and visited on a wet winters day. No queue and pretty quiet, we had a leisurely wander around. The museum is a gold mine of information about the history of the local area. Set inside a lovely castle it's well laid out and very welcoming. We had an interesting conversation with a guide about the coin hoards that have been discovered and also some of the jewellery found. We spent 2 to 3 hours at the site, and were pleased to have found it
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Absolutely brilliant museum with super cafe. Highly recommend both
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The place was very interesting place good work people thank you
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We went for a birthday treat day and it didn't disappoint...well kept ,clean , easy access and fabulous food .Free entry so we donated and worth every penny.
Glorious art exhibition by Rachel Reckitt.Parked nearby in Tangier's car park and walked few minutes to museum .If you love history and interested in local stufd go its inspiring.
Glorious art exhibition by Rachel Reckitt.Parked nearby in Tangier's car park and walked few minutes to museum .If you love history and interested in local stufd go its inspiring.
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Tucked away in the castle courtyard is this gem of a museum. Free entry, with a café and imaginatively presented exhibits.
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A delightful museum with regular art, etc, events.
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An absolutely great museum. Free and lots to learn, bonus of an art exhibition too. Worth the visit.
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Very Interesting a real gem of a find . Also facilities and a cafe.
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A must visit if in the area!
We made an impromptu stop at Taunton on our drive back home from North Devon for a spot of lunch and decided to pop in with our children. Museum itself is housed in a castle and very well maintained, with a picturesque courtyard and cafe. As soon as we entered, we were welcomed so kindly by the guides. The exhibitions were very well curated and children were fascinated (dinosaur skeleton, Roman mosaic, horde of coins etc).
There was also an art exhibition of a local artist which was worth visiting - wood cuts, paintings and metal sculptures.
We made an impromptu stop at Taunton on our drive back home from North Devon for a spot of lunch and decided to pop in with our children. Museum itself is housed in a castle and very well maintained, with a picturesque courtyard and cafe. As soon as we entered, we were welcomed so kindly by the guides. The exhibitions were very well curated and children were fascinated (dinosaur skeleton, Roman mosaic, horde of coins etc).
There was also an art exhibition of a local artist which was worth visiting - wood cuts, paintings and metal sculptures.
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Lovely museum, beautiful building.
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Great local history..spent 2 1/2 hours reading and looking at the great exhibits 😊 cafe available for refreshments
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This is a great museum, suggested donation to enter, (which is nice if you are strapped), and had something for everyone. There are fossilized dinosaurs, Roman mosaics and coins, medieval artifacts, and a sweet cafe in a beautiful courtyard.
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Had great fun at the Doctor Who exhibition which we planned on seeing. We didn't expect the rest of the museum to be so great. It was superb
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Nice museum
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Very good museum with a series of interesting galleries featuring differing aspects of the natural and human history of Somerset. I found it interesting and manageable in the amount of information presented. Worth a visit.
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My favourite place to go.
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Really lovely small museum with great displays and a nice cafe.
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We visited for the Sci Fi Saturday event which tied in with a Dr Who temporary exhibition and had a great time! A fascinating museum with plenty of great displays on the history of the Somerset area. The museum is very child friendly with accessible displays and children's activities.
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