The Museum of the Broads

Bringing the story of the Broads alive

We are so excited to announce that we are NOW OPEN on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Please click on the button below to find out more.

Help us to take our Museum into the future

Our collection of items from the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is unique and our vision is for everyone to discover the stories our items tell.

The impact of Covid 19 has hit the Museum hard. Instead of planning our re-development, we are concentrating on surviving the loss of visitors and income. Times are tough for all, but if you are able to give a donation to help the Museum, please click the button below. Thank you.

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Opening Times

The Museum is open on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. See HERE for full information and follow the links to book online.

Check out our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages and see our YouTube channel for behind the scenes videos.

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Admission Prices for 2020

Adults £6.00, Children £2.00.

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Where are We?

Find us at The Poor’s Staithe, Stalham, NR12 9DA, just off the A149 at the turning to Richardson’s Boatyard.

A map and directions are available on the How to Find Us page.

See our 2020 exhibition, ‘Wish You Were Here! Holidays on the Broads’

Find out how tourism changed the Broads. Discover how railways brought holidays to ordinary people, see some of the early travel adverts, find a surprising link to the hovercraft, and, in the year that celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Museum’s own waterside buildings, trace the history of staithes using Stalham as a worthy example. Film and a peep board too!

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Boat Trips

Take a trip on Falcon, our unique Victorian steam boat, or on Marsh Harrier, our Edwardian style electric launch.

Activities

Explore the Ellis Eel trail, try knot tying, dress up, play boats, and more for all ages.

School Visits

We have education packs, worksheets and trails and can tailor the visit to suit your class. Free pre-visit for teachers.

Events

We host many events throughout the year, from music to family days.