We’re open daily: 10am–5pm
(last admission 4.15pm)
We advise two hours minimum for a full tour of the museum (you can have a preview of what to see in our online gallery tour).
Beckett Street, Leeds, LS9 7LN
If you live or work in Harehills, why not take advantage of our Harehills Mondays offer and try it out for free?
Admission prices
Tickets are for 12 months – come as often as you like!
Adult £11.95
Child (5-16) £8.95
Under 5s Free
Family of 2 (1+1) £18
Family of 4 (2+2) £35
Family of 5 (2+3) £43
All major Debit and Credit Cards Accepted.
Concessions receive 10% discount: seniors, disabled, students, NHS workers, unemployed
Free entry: under 5s, Carers (if you are accompanying anyone with a disability), Friends of Thackray Museum of Medicine, Art Fund Pass, Museums Association Members, Northern Museums Volunteer Pass, on Mondays for those living and working in Harehills (including St James’s hospital)
Safety
We still recommend visitors purchase a pre-booked ticket, but we do accept walk-ups too.
On arrival
If you are showing symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the museum and we can amend your ticket or issue you a refund. Please do not travel to the museum if you have symptoms.
There are hand sanitiser stations placed throughout the museum and our team will be cleaning regularly to keep all visitors safe.
Please be mindful of social distancing when appropriate, such as when queuing or in crowded spaces.
Location
Thackray Museum of Medicine
Beckett Street, Leeds, LS9 7LN
Our home is right next to St. James’s Hospital. Onsite parking is available, pay and display charges apply.
You can get to us on the major bus routes from Leeds City Centre. Numbers: 16, 42, 49, 50 and 50A stop outside our museum.
Parking
We have an onsite Pay and Display car park at the front of the museum. The machines accept coin and card payment.
Car Park tariffs:
£1 per hour
Alternative parking can also be found at St James’s Hospital multi-storey car park which is a short walk away from the museum. it is located next to the landmark Leeds Cancer Centre building and is clearly signposted as you enter the hospital site from Beckett Street.
For more information/tariffs please visit
There are also a small number of council-run cark parks along Beckett street opposite the museum, for council car parking information please visit the Leeds City Council website
You can find other car parks in the area using the Parkopedia website