Westgate Museum
Winchester's Tudor and Stuart age is revealed in this beautifully refurbished listed monument, the last of the medieval gates into the city. Lots of activities for children—have a go at our spotter quiz and win a prize, try on a suit of armour or pay a small fee to make an authentic brass rubbing.
High Street, Winchester, SO23 9AP
April - October
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm
February - March
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm
Map (Google)
Tel. 01962 869 864
Admission Free
Disabled Access
Due to its age this building is not wheelchair accessible and there is a considerably steep staircase from the street entrance.
Guide dogs are permitted and there is a hearing loop.
For those with visual impairments there is a 'touch and hear' information point.
Staff are very friendly and offer a high level of customer service.
Latest Updates:
Take a virtual tour the Westgate Museum
See the compact museum and fantastic view of the City from the roof
12/03/2009
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Memories of Winchester
Photographs of shops, then and now
17/08/2009
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Brass rubbing at the Westgate
During your visit you can have a go at making your own brass rubbing to take away as a souvenir of your visit.
23/03/2007
