The Bayeux Tapestry – British Museum

The 70-metre Bayeux Tapestry, shown in England for the first time since it was made, telling the story of the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Timed one-way route with a free audio guide; under-16s go free with an adult.

Schedule

Sun–Wed 10.00–18.00; Thu–Sat 10.00–21.00. Timed entry.

Adults

Adults £25 (super off-peak) to £33 (standard)

Children

Under-16s free, booked with an adult (max four per adult)

Under-age free

Under 16s go free

• Wheelchair access

Lifts; Tapestry shown flat at 80cm height; low light; large print guide and sensory map; disabled visitors £25 with a free assistant.

Address

Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG

How much does The Bayeux Tapestry cost?

Adults: Adults £25 (super off-peak) to £33 (standard). Children: Under-16s free, booked with an adult (max four per adult). Under-16s go free. Prices are as the organiser lists them; check when you book.

When is The Bayeux Tapestry on?

Until 11 Jul 2027. Sun–Wed 10.00–18.00; Thu–Sat 10.00–21.00. Timed entry.

How long does The Bayeux Tapestry take?

About 40 minutes; allow 1–2 hours.

Where is The Bayeux Tapestry and how do we get there?

British Museum, Room 30, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG.

Is The Bayeux Tapestry wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the organiser says it is wheelchair accessible. Lifts; Tapestry shown flat at 80cm height; low light; large print guide and sensory map; disabled visitors £25 with a free assistant.

Is The Bayeux Tapestry good for a rainy day?

Yes, it's rain-proof.