Plan Your Visit
The museum is open from 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Saturday and 11am to 3pm on Sunday.
| Adults | £8.00 |
| Children under 16 | Free |
| Students | Free |
| Friends of the Museum | Free |
| National Art Pass holders | £4.00 |
| Museums Association members | Free |
| Caravan Club members | 2 for 1 |
| Carers | Free |
Buy tickets on the day at the museum. They’re valid for repeat visits for one year.
For group visits, please contact us in advance.
Children under-12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Income from admissions, donations and shop sales directly supports our work – thank you.
Find us
15 Russell Square, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7AP, United Kingdom
T: +44 (0) 1386 854 695
E: info@gordonrusselldesignmuseum.org
The museum is located in one of Gordon Russell Limited’s former workshops in Russell Square. You can access it on foot from the High Street via the lanes beside Russell’s of Broadway and Trinity House Gallery.
Car Parking: Broadway has three public car parks. All have blue badge spaces. Details including charges can be found here. There is limited short stay parking on the High Street, including three blue badge spaces.
Public Transport: The nearest railway stations are Honeybourne (6.5 miles) and Evesham (6.1 miles).
Broadway is covered by bus routes to and from Evesham, Stratford-upon- Avon and Cheltenham. Further information can be found here.
Cycling: There are cycle racks in Russell Square.
Further information to help plan your visit can be found in our access statement
Connected by creativity
Visitors paying full admission at any one of the museums will receive 50% off entry to the other two
“Broadway and Chipping Campden have unusually rich histories of design and making, but those stories are often seen separately. This ticket gives visitors a chance to join the dots – from the Arts and Crafts movement to Gordon Russell and the development of modern British design.” – Jonathan Russell, Chairman of the Gordon Russell Design Museum
The museums are only a few miles apart, and children are admitted free at all three, subject to each museum’s admission policy.