Pannet Park Museum Tea Rooms

In pannett park, a pretty small park near whitby’s harbour and train station, this is a great museum. it has packed a lot in its attractive interieur. the entrance leads first to a free art gallery and then to the gift shop of the art gallery. after the gallery gift shop is the museum ticket entrance and gift shop and museum. Tickets are annual passes and very cheap for a museum with so many exhibits. stairs / lift lead to toilets and a tee room and a temporary exhibition department that currently exhibits high-time dresses from the 20th century. instead of like a seaman of old, all kinds of objects would bring home, this museum houses and an extraordinary variety of artifacts from far away places. there are beautiful pieces of Japanese arms/arms, while carved pieces of wood from India/Afrika rub shoulders with coral exhibitions, models of all kinds and different silver/peppers or ceramic objects from the far east/middle east or Russia etc. there are fossils, geological displays, beautiful or curious electromagnetic mosquitoes. and orn instruments industrial hairdresses the displays of the old bronze/iron period and the Roman foundation can be found near curious looking toys and horse equipment or industrial machine models. darker theed displays touch superstition, burglary, smuggling, piracy and greed. some layers are told by the displays, e.g. a local history of the 19th century, which refers to the public right of the way, or exhibits of local art and industry. worth a visit.

Amazing museum! There are many interesting collections in it. I would strongly recommend to visit the museum if you visit Whitby!

The park is well kept and the museum looks interesting. We didn't go inside as it was about to close 4pm sharp.

We visited one afternoon whilst staying in Whitby. The museum is accessed through the art gallery and cost a very reasonable £6 per adult. My 10 year old was free. The entrance price included an Annual pass for unlimited returns over the next 12m. The museum was a treasure trove of artefacts all nestled in one main room, with several small exhibits off it. It was charming, full to the brim of interest and we discovered a lot about Whitby's varied history. My daughter and I spent a couple of hours exploring but could easily have stayed longer.

We went to the cafe for lunch. We had visited before and knew they did delicious sandwiches and cakes and we were not disappointed. I had a goats cheese, beetroot and chilli jam roll and it was absolutely yummy and it came served with a few crisps and delicious coleslaw. The tiffin I had to follow was very moreish too.