This large barn is filled with information boards explaining the ancient history and geography of the Neolithic landscape. Additional information about Alexander Kieller and his important work at Avebury and associated area is interesting but To some extent it is repeated in the Manor House...More

Being members of the National Trust entry was free so it was a no brainer to see the exhibits, very interesting and well wort a visit though I felt £11.00 was a bit expensive if you had to pay.

Whilst not big this museum is well set out and very well explained - I had no idea of the history or the reason for this area - much work has been done and a very enjoyable half an hour

This Museum is a National Trust property and is well worth looking at before you explore the stone circles. In here you will find a lot of displays of artifacts found in and around the stone circles. It gives you some understanding of what it...More

The exhibition does give background info to the Avebury Stones site. It's housed in a huge barn which is worth a view inside. At the end we found a film show running, along with a car, which was the best part. Apparently he got his...More

Friday 23 November 2018, my husband and I visited the Alexander Keiller Museum. The museum has an interesting collection of artefacts found around the Avebury Stone Circle. The museum details the history of Neolithic life and has some interesting relics found from around the area...More

Full of information which helps the visitor to better understand the history of the Avebury sacred landscape from the earliest archaeological discoveries, to the management by the National Trust today. I thought it was relatively expensive, but worth it, once. You can always revive yourself...More