Malton Museum

The fact that Malton Museum is tucked away in the Subscription Rooms on Yorkersgate in the heart of the charming market town of Malton belies the importance of the collections held there, which are of international significance.

As the area's pre-eminent archaeological museum, it holds a vast collection of artefacts dating back to Malton’s Roman past, when a fort was located in the area, as well as items from Langton Villa, a Roman villa located just a few miles away. These unique snapshots of the area’s Roman past are brought to life with a regular programme of fun, interactive activities for younger visitors.

Malton Museum’s collection also features objects relating to the area’s prehistoric past, as well as items belonging to more recent periods in history, including artifacts connected with horse racing, brewing and other aspects of local life.

Accessibility

There are two steps at the front door, which make access for wheelchairs and disabled people difficult.

There are no toilet facilities and there is no disabled parking nearby.

Facilities

Two hours of free parking in Market Place. There are also two long stay car parks in Malton.
Secure areas to leave bikes.
Small souvenir shop on site
Excellent cafés and restaurants, and a fine selection of independently run shops in Malton

Further information

Winter opening - Closed from 1 November, reopens Easter
Public transport: On the York to Scarborough train route. There are bus services from Leeds, York, Pickering, Whitby, Scarborough, Bridlington and Filey - see Traveline Yorkshire

Subscription Rooms
Yorkersgate
Malton
YO17 7AB
Tel: 01653 691262
Website

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