Local Reviews
In September 2022, Karen Slater said about Museum of Somerset
Smallish museum. Free entry which is good because I would have been disappointed to be charged.
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In September 2022, Dia said about Museum of Somerset
Really good displays, clean information and free of charge
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In October 2022, Mark Jennings said about Museum of Somerset
Free museum! And a good one too!
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In October 2022, Laura S said about Museum of Somerset
A wonderful museum with engaging and modern displays. Our daughter was enthralled with the current monsters exhibition linked to the works of illustrators of children's books. The staff we encountered were also friendly and helpful.
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In October 2022, dave harrison said about Museum of Somerset
Lots to see. Cafe with in and outdoor seating. Recommended.
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In October 2022, Sheila Evans said about Museum of Somerset
Very interesting museum, plenty detail interesting, with a coach from all round Wales Brent Thomas coaches
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In October 2022, Thomas Higgins said about Museum of Somerset
Good, straightforward, FREE museum. Lots of interactive sections for children. Beautifully set out. Also there is a exhibition that regularly changes. Currently it is children's book illustrators, with a QR code for children to create their own models and share them.
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In October 2022, Sue Miller said about Museum of Somerset
Wonderful museum. All exhibits presented in a modern way in the wonderful setting of a castle. From dinosaurs remains through to the civil way with 2 or 3 treasure hoardes along the way! Free entry! Interesting additional summer exhibition just coming to an end with works by various children's book illustrators like Axel Scheffler
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In October 2022, Mohamed Radman said about Museum of Somerset
Interesting
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In November 2022, David Halstead said about Museum of Somerset
Wonderful to see the magnificent Low Ham mosaic perfectly laid out and not behind glass, plus the moving material about its discovery (think 'The Dig'). Military aficionados (and probably small boys) will also love the Light Infantry exhibition, including to my amazement actual material from the Zulu Wars (yes, including an assegai or two). No sign of Michael Caine, but still. Dragged away to the really nice and friendly courtyard cafe, but desperate to get back and see everything else.
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