Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery - (Near Kent, london)

5 /5 Julietta Watson: Totally transformed from when I was a child visiting here and totally wonderful space. Theyve preserved all the exhibits in stylish cabinets and display areas. Theres a temp exhibition space for kids, a beautiful atrium with artwork and a cool cafe. It reminds me of the Melbourne Central Library. The kids library is so well thought out with books displayed and not just housed. Murals on the wall depict scenes and people from Tunbridge Wells history. There are cubby holes and interactive displays. And also the old rocking horse and dolls house that used to be in the old museum. What an amazing space.

5 /5 Maisie Fleming: We aren’t local residents so came to look at the free exhibitions rather than use the library. Found them really interesting and learnt how Tunbridge Wells got its name!

5 /5 Andy Hoare: A really good display (in four rooms) of local history. Free to enter and within the local library.

5 /5 Sami P: This is a new building, and it is just an amazing place! They were extremely clever and the library and museum are together, so you can appreciate art whilst browsing to find a book. The stury rooms are also brand new and just a great seeltting. Definitely a place to go to if you need to read other catch up with studies. Staff is polite and take time to help you with watever you need. There is a piano, and there is always someone playing in the background, so it adds up positively to the experiece. To finish, there is a cafe downstairs with loads of options and great staff.

5 /5 Paul leclercq: The museum is free in the Amelia center. This is also there is also a nice library and café. The staff are always helpful, they have maps. Toilets are clean and the entire place is well taken care off. A great place to have a break in the Town center with the kids.