Burwell Museum and Windmill

Burwell Museum is a volunteer-run museum which tells the story of a Cambridgeshire village from its Anglo-Saxon beginnings through Victorian and early 20th-century life, the first and second world wars and on to today. Enjoy free entry to the museum for Heritage Open Days, visit our newly remodeled tea room, our new education exhibition and admire our 19th-century windmill.

Timings

Saturday 12 September:

10am-4pm(last entry at 3pm)

Sunday 13 September:

10am-4pm(last entry at 3pm)

Location & directions

Burwell Museums, Mill Close, Burwell, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 0HL

Directions:

***Parking: Free parking is available in the Gardiner Memorial Hall car park, in Burwell High Street (CB25 0HD, look out for the A-board opposite the car park entrance when we're open). The museum is a short walk (about 200m) along Mill Close – find the museum sign (rear left of carpark), go up the path out of the car park and take the road which leads straight ahead just to your left. Carpark entrance location on What3Words ///intestine.dictation.goat and on Google Maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/VaG7SXJQSLqd2aQn7. If the carpark is full please park in the surrounding streets, but not Mill Close. There is no parking anywhere on the mill/museum site. ***Disabled parking: Disabled parking is available in Mill Close, close to the museum entrance.

Contact on day:

Burwell Museum & Windmill Kiosk

Telephone number:

+441638614670

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Our museum has many buildings and the surface between them is grass. We have stairlifts to our two upstairs areas.

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