This museum is definitely worth a visit. The park setting is lovely and the museum also sits directly across from the former residence of Jane Austen. The museum has many gallery rooms with permanent and temporary exhibitions. When I visited (March 2013), there were two temporary exhibitions running, both of which were interesting and which contained hundres of incredible artifacts.... More

Top quality exhibits well arranged in a fantastic building in a great location. Excellent volunteer guides.

We decided to head to the Holburne Museum having read reviews of the current exhibition - and we weren't disappointed. It cost £8 for the exhibition (the rest of the museum is free), but this was a bargain compared to London exhibition prices, and considering we virtually had the place to ourselves whilst looking at the paintings. It was so... More

I took my 6 year daughter. We really enjoyed doing the activity trail and looking in the drawers. Nice cake in the cafe too.

Nice building and grounds in a good place of the city. Interesting variety of exhibits, and a lovely light, bright cafe. Not too sure about the weird installation on the balcony - looks like a pile of rubbish from the road and I was hoping it was by some school children, but it wasn't. Apart from that, well done.

We ate at this restaurant after viewing one of the exhibitions. It was very rainy. The staff were very friendly, and the food surprisingly innovative and really fresh. Not at all what I've come to expect from Museum restaurants. The view is delightful, being through great glass plates out to the gardens beyond.

The main core of the Museum is built around a private collection of seriously varied stuff - he must have been a squirrel! It is great fun and very interactive (children (10 plus to be fair) would love it)The temporary exhibitions are tremendously varied - we've been to a super Gainsborough one but this one was linen folding (sculpture) by... More

The collections here are wonderful, from the ceramics on the ground floor to the pictures on the top. Between is the ingeniously, even humorously, designed display of the treasures of the founder, Sir William Holburne. I'm going back for a second visit as soon as I can!

One of those stunning smaller museums based on the collection of a single individual that are such a part of England's cultural heritage. Eccentric but brilliat and with some real standout masterpieces such as the Gainsboroughs This is must if you are visiting Bath. And its free!