Directions to County Museum:
From Worcester:
Take the A449 road signed to Kidderminster and continue for approximately 8
miles. The left turn to Hartlebury village and the County Museum occurs
immediately after the second traffic island. Proceed through Hartlebury village,
turning left in front of the White Hart public house. The right turn to Hartlebury
Castle is 50 metres from the White Hart.
From Kidderminster:
Leave Kidderminster on the A449 road to Worcester. Continue for approximately 3
miles, passing two sets of traffic lights. After the second set of traffic lights take
the next turn right, signed to Stourport and the County Museum. Continue on this
road past the village school and White Hart public house. The right turn to
Hartlebury Castle is 50 metres from the White Hart.
From the M5
Exit motorway at Junction 6 and follow signs for the A449 to Kidderminster. At the
next traffic island continue follwing the A449 to Kidderminster (third exit) for
approximately 8 miles. The left turn to Hartlebury village and the County
Museum occurs immediately after the second traffic island. Proceed through
Hartlebury village, turning left in front of the White Hart public house. The right
turn to Hartlebury Castle is 50 metres from the White Hart.
Public Transport
The museum is situated approximately 3-4 miles from Kidderminster, where main bus and train stations are located. Bus number 303 operates between Kidderminster and Worcester, Monday-Saturday and stops in Hartlebury. The museum is a 15-20 minute walk down hill from this bus stop. The Sunday service is bus number 300 and stops at the bottom of the hill nearer the Museum. Bus number 14 also operates from Stourport to Hartlebury (Mon-Fri).
For local bus information please phone First on 0800 587 7381 or visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/cms/transport-and-streets/transport/bus/bus-route-finder.aspx or http://www.traveline.org.uk/
There is a small unmanned train station in Hartlebury, the museum is approx a 30-40 minute walk from the station, train times vary.
The nearest Shopmobility scheme is in Bromsgrove – tel: 01527 837736
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* Opening Times
The County Museum and the Castle Kitchen Cafe are open from 5 Jan - 23 Dec 2011 inclusive.
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