Willis Museum and Sainsbury Gallery

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Located in an elegant early Victorian building that was once Basingstoke’s Town Hall, the Willis Museum and Sainsbury Gallery is a delightful destination for families exploring local history. Established in 1931, the museum is named after George Willis, a prominent local figure, and showcases the rich heritage of Basingstoke, from archaeological finds to modern exhibits. Families can enjoy a variety of fun events, workshops, and touring exhibitions throughout the year, making each visit unique. With free admission and a wheelchair-friendly environment, it’s accessible for all. While food options are available on-site, picnics aren’t permitted, ensuring a clean and enjoyable atmosphere. Conveniently located near public parking and Basingstoke railway station, the museum is an easy and enriching outing for all ages.