Opening times
We are open 10am – 4.30pm 7 days a week (last admission 4pm). We will be closed from 24-28 December 2026 inclusive and 1 January 2027.
Visitors to Stories of Lynn on Tuesdays and Sundays can also take a free tour around the first floor of King’s Lynn Town Hall, which includes the magnificent 15th-century Stone Hall, as well as the splendid Georgian Assembly Room and Card Room. Please note there are some dates this is not available: January – 25, February – 3, March – 1, May – 5, June – 7, 14, July – 12, 21, October – 4, November – 8, 29, December – 1
For information on tours and events, please see our ‘What’s on’ page.
The King’s Lynn Borough Archives are fully open to the public free of charge. If you would like to book documents in advance, please email norfrec@norfolk.gov.uk. You will need to register for an archives card before arriving, see www.archivescard.com for details.
Getting here
By car
We are located at King’s Lynn’s historic Saturday Market Place, the postcode for your satnav is PE30 5DQ. Pay and display parking is available on the Saturday Market Place – for further information about parking please see the Borough Council’s website here.
By rail
King’s Lynn Town Hall is a 10-minute walk or short taxi ride from the rail station. Direct trains run hourly (half hourly at peak times) to London King’s Cross and there is a connecting service to Peterborough and the Midlands.
By bus
King’s Lynn Town Hall is a 10-minute walk or short taxi ride from the bus station. Buses run to many places in West Norfolk as well as Peterborough, Wisbech, Dereham, and Norwich.
Ticket prices
* Over 65s, students and disabled people. Disabled people can bring a companion in free.
* Family tickets are valid for up to five people, with a maximum of two adults
Group tickets
Group tickets are available for groups of minimum 12 people
Norfolk Museum Pass
