Visit the Living Barracks website for more information. Berwick Museum & Art Gallery is situated within the Clock Block at Berwick Barracks. The building was designed by the architect Nicholas Hawksmoor and completed in 1721 - the first purpose built army barracks since Roman times.
• Wonder at paintings by Crawhall and Boudin and gaze at glass and oriental porcelain – part of the Berwick Burrell Collection
• Discover the sights and sounds of old Berwick: peer into the cottage, the local tavern and meet some characters in a curious recreation
• Uncover Berwick's battles, see its weaponry and medieval art
The Barrack site is owned by English Heritage but Berwick Museum & Art Gallery is operated by Museums Northumberland, independently of English Heritage. You can choose to visit just the Museum & Art Gallery and pay a single charge (children 16 and under go free!) which allows you to return to the museum as many times as you wish during the following 12 months. These charges are as follows:
Adult: £5.00 (£4.50 each for multiple adult tickets purchased at the same time)
Concessions (Students & OAPs): £4.00
Children 16 and under: Free
English Heritage Members Free
Kings Own Scottish Borderers Free
KOSB Association Free
Friends of Berwick Museum & Archives Free
Berwick Museum and Art Gallery is managed by Museums Northumberland, the public brand of Woodhorn Charitable Trust | Registered as a company in England and Wales under registration number 6893854 | Woodhorn Charitable Trust is registered as a charity number 1129712
