St Neots Museum — Attraction in Huntingdonshire

this is definitely the museum ive ever seen. much better than national history museum or tate modern art gallery which is just full of dots and potatoes claiming to be art ?!?!? this museum has a gorgeous dead skeleton in a box which you can look at. even though at first i did think it was a tortoise tank with a tortoise until i saw the dead woman. the crystals are very cheap - only £3.50 for a bracelet. it made me very happy and i screamed ‘hallelujah!! i love this town!’ and the woman at the koisk thought i was crazy but then she started dancing with me because my positivity is so inspiring and beautiful! i fully recommend this museum and if i was spanish i would surely fly across the world to visit this museum and show my spanish friends...

Went to the museum for the first time in a while. They have made a lot of updates in recent years including: impressive slideshow of old St Neots criminals, added an interactive train carriage (complete with slideshow and video), and changed the area near the old school desks to add in a mini museum and kids games area. My little boy would have happily stayed there all day.

The mini museum is a model of the museum. I know the museum layout well and you can tell the team have put care into designing it, even incorporating a mini Eynesbury Giant!

Definitely consider stopping by to check out the exhibits and learn some local history or go to one of...

Friendly, welcoming staff: we arrived during very heavy rain and were able to store our wet raincoats and bags in a secure location. Exhibits were well put together and relevant to the location (the former magistrates court and prison), as well as the history of the local area. Interesting for both children and adults. We'd also paid for the "Cardboard Clues", an interactive adventure suitable for all the family - it certainly kept our 10 year old happy.

Only one criticism: the stair lift wasn't working, which meant that the family member currently on crutches was confined to the ground floor. We'll just have to go back again when...