Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum
With a National Art Pass you get
Housing a renowned art collection, Towneley Hall dates from the 13th century and is set in over 24 acres of parkland in southwest Burnley.
The hall contains period rooms including an Elizabethan long gallery and Victorian kitchen. The top floor of the main house holds the art galleries, with displays of oils and watercolours which include works by Alma-Tadema, Burne-Jones and Waterhouse. A museum of local history, originally a brew house, is situated to the rear of the Hall. Entry to the local history museum is free.
In spring 2014 the hall opened new galleries devoted to the decorative arts, touring exhibitions and local wildlife.
Visitor information
Address
Towneley Park, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 3RQ
01282 477130
Opening times
Please note that due to major restoration works taking place until 2025, some parts of the Hall will be closed. Please check the Towneley Hall website before you visit.
Exclusions and safety measures
A reduced entry fee of £2.75 per adult is in place due to conservation building works taking place at Towneley Hall.
All areas of the Hall will be open to the public with the exception of the Regency Rooms, Medieval Long Gallery and Great Hall. Visitors will still be able to see the Victorian Kitchen and the stunning Art Gallery.
