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Getting here

Royal Albert Memorial
Museum & Art Gallery
Queen St, Exeter, EX4 3RX

Our location in Queen Street is well signposted from Exeter Quay, Cathedral Green, and the city’s main shopping areas.

Bicycle parking can be found to the rear of the museum, outside Exeter Phoenix.

Most city buses stop in the High Street or Queen Street. The main bus station is on Paris Street, and the nearest drop-off point for coaches is in Queen Street outside Central station. Local bus routes and timetables are available through Stagecoach.

Exeter Central Station is 100 metres away. Leave the station through its Queen Street entrance and turn left to reach us. St David’s Station is a 15 minute walk or short bus or taxi ride away.

The Guildhall Shopping Centre and Mary Arches car parks are nearby. Please note Queen Street is now one-way. Exeter’s Park and Ride bus services stop in Paris Street or South Street.
We have two parking spaces for blue badge holders at our Garden Entrance. These spaces can only be used by permit holders. Please call 01392 265960 during opening hours to book your free temporary permit.

Opening Times

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

10.30am-5pm

Wednesday

10am-5pm

Thursday

10am-5pm

Friday

10am-5pm

Saturday

10am-5pm

Sunday

10am-5pm

RAMM Collections
Explore RAMM's collections with over 16,000 objects online
Southwest Collections Explorer
Objects from museum collections across the South West. Browse the collection then create your own!
Exeter Time Trail
Discover over 250,000 years of Exeter's history, plus trails around the city and RAMM
Google Arts and Culture virtual tour
Roam through our galleries, taking in the amazing collections in the museum
Minecraft
Discover what life was like in Roman, Tudor and 18th century Exeter in Minecraft
HMS Challenger
Discover the voyage and specimens that started the science of oceanography

By foot

Bike

Bus and coach

Train

Car

Opening Times