Even with no knowledge of medicine a lot to see. Car parking is easy although there is a charge a free token is available if visiting. History of medicine is well done and there is a gruesome sawing off a leg to be seen. Not suitable for children! A lot to learn

Thackery medical museum in Leeds is housed in a beautiful buliding. it is fun for young and old. Lots of interactive activities. It has a good restaurant and shop.excellent experiance of life, history and scientific discovery as well as development of our National Health Syestem and its services.Enjoyed the day.Entrance is £7 for adults and less for younger members .... More

Excellent, but thank God the tickets are valid for a year, because reading everything would take a whole day, and maybe more! Very interesting, I learnt a lot. Gruesome at times, but I would definitely recommend it.

This place is great... I loved every minute of the experience. Its quite expensive though... I went with my husband and grandson.. and it was over £20. You can, however, use the same ticket to get in free... for the next 12 months... so maybe you could share it around a bit. Brilliant place to visit though... and its quite... More

I've visited here a couple of times here now. There's absolutely loads to see here, so make sure you plan a good afternoon for your trip. I'm not really into medical history or anything, but the information is displayed in a way that it keeps your interest. I'm sure kids would enjoy the different displays too. Some parts are quite... More

I went to this Museum with my husband and 2 sons aged 12 and 14 and thought it might be a couple of hours but 4 hours later, we were still walking round and you cannot possibly look at every display in detail. The ticket was a family ticket costing £22 which gives you free admission for up to 12... More

Worth a trip for anyone with kids. Love the old section designed like a victorian street. Haven't been for a while so may have been updated, but worth going even if you aren't a lover of medical history!

Great insight into hopw living standards have improved! Our party were a little shocked by the smells but that sooon passed and the impression it made was worth it. Could recommend it to anyone regardless of any interest in medical matters.

I spent 3 hours at the museum with my husband and I really enjoyed myself. There are several sections including a realistic reconstruction of the streets of Leeds in Victorian times along with 'smells', an examination of the treatments available for the common diseases of the day and an area that deals with the development of surgical methods. There is... More