Opening Hours

Tuesday to Thursday 2.30pm – 4.30pm
Saturday 10.30am – 12.30pm & 2.00pm – 4.00pm

Closed Sunday, Monday & Friday

The Museum can be opened outside regular opening hours for group visits from parties of adults or children.

Admission

There is no charge for admission, although donations are always welcome.

How to reach us

Barnet Museum lies in Wood Street close to the church of St John the Baptist, just five minutes walk from High Barnet Tube Station, on the Northern Line.

31 Wood Street, Barnet, Herts. EN5 4BE

By bus:

107, 184, 263 & 307 stop outside/opposite the museum

34, 84, 234, 326, 384, 389, 399 & 614 stop nearby

By tube:

Take the Northern Line to High Barnet Station

Turn right out of the station, walk up Barnet Hill, take the left fork at Barnet Church – the Museum is on the left, by the bus stop

For a map of the area, click on this link:
streetmap

Facilities

Archive: the Museum is a centre for family and local history research , and the archive is available to view. Items of interest can be photocopied or scanned for a small charge.

Shop: our small shop sells books, maps and photographs.

Parking: there is a multi-storey car park behind the Spires Shopping centre and a small public car park behind the museum in the Court House Gardens (down Manor Close, first entrance on your left after the museum, coming from the eastern end of Wood Street).