Visit the River & Rowing Museum in its beautiful riverside location in Henley on Thames. The doors of the Museum’s award-winning David Chipperfield designed building open onto the art and stories of the river including the enchanting family-friendly Wind in the Willows gallery, the history of Henley, riverbank wildlife conservation, and the sport of rowing. The galleries include interactive displays and objects of international significance. The Museum hosts special exhibitions throughout the year and school holiday workshops for children. The Museum’s Thyme Café terrace overlooks Mill Meadows, and its shop celebrates local suppliers, including products by Honeys of Henley, the Henley Distillery and Ace Henley Playing cards, along with prints and cards from local artists.
Payable car park on site. Last admission at 3pm.
Visitors young and old will love this enchanting recreation of the riverbank world of The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame. The walk-through gallery of this treasured story of friendship features 3D models, theatrical lighting and music.
Adult £10
Children (4 – 17) £7
Child under 4 – Free
Concessions (65+, students and those with a disability, visible or not) £8
Family Ticket One (2 adults & 2 children over 4) £30
Family Ticket Two (1 adult & 3 children over 4) £27
Annual Pass (unlimited admission for a year)
Adult £25
Child (4-17) £18
Concessions (65+, students and those with a disability, visible or not) £23
Family AP One (2 adults & 2 children over 4) £75
Family AP Two (1 adults & 3 children over 4) £70
