Anthropology Museums in the UK
Included below are Anthropology museums in the UK, such as Captain Cook Birthplace Museum. Our selection of Anthropology museums house outstanding collections of unusual and beautiful objects from around the world depicting the diverse cultures and history.
Captain Cook Birthplace Museum
Stewart Park, Marton, Middlesbrough, Teesside
The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum is set in the scenic grounds of Stewart Park, and traces the life of Captain James Cook, the world´s most famous explorer. Born in 1728 it provides a... more
Horniman Museum & Gardens
100 London Road, Forest Hill, London
The Horniman Museum & Gardens, are housed in Townsend´s stunning Arts and Crafts building which has outstanding collections illustrating the natural and cultural world. The Museum has... more
Hunterian Museum
The University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow, Glasgow City
The Hunterian Museum is Scotland´s first public museum, established in 1807 and located within the Gothic splendour of the University of Glasgow. Based on the vast collections of Dr... more
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Argyle Street, Glasgow, Glasgow City
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum re-opened in July 2006 following a £35 million restoration project. 8,000 objects are on display along with the new hands-on Discovery Centres. One of... more
The Manchester Museum
The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester
Explore the world and travel through the ages at The Manchester Museum. In the Museum´s 15 galleries you can come face to face with live reptiles, discover Ancient Egypt and lots more... more
Pitt Rivers Museum
Parks Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Pitt Rivers Museum is famous for its unusual Victorian atmosphere and outstanding collections of unusual and beautiful objects from all over the world. Founded in 1884 with the... more
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery runs an exciting programme of temporary exhibitions, Tuesday Talks, concerts, family workshops and other events alongside its more permanent gallery... more
St Fagans: National History Museum
St Fagans, Cardiff, Cardiff Area
St Fagans: National History Museum opened on the 7th July 1948. Since then, it has established itself as one of Europe´s foremost open-air museums, becoming Wales´ most popular heritage... more
Science Museum
Exhibition Road, London
The Science Museum opened in 1857 and has over 40 galleries where visitors can experience the major scientific advances of the last 300 years. The largest museum of its kind with the... more
World Museum Liverpool
William Brown Street, Liverpool, Merseyside
The World Museum Liverpool´s galleries include World Cultures, the Bug House, an Aquarium, Clore Natural History Centre, Weston Discovery Centre and Treasure House Theatre. With... more











