Museums in Leicester, Leicestershire, England

This multipurpose museum has two distinctly separate features. It contains exhibits of archaeology and natural history: a dinosaur bone found in a field near Leicester; a collection of Egyptian mummies and artifacts brought back ... More on Frommers

Set near the excavation of an ancient Roman bath, this museum has nothing at all to do with Jewish history. Its name derives from a corruption of the Norman French jurad, which referred to the governing magistrates of an ... More on Frommers

Built between 1618 and 1635 by Sir Thomas Holte, this fine Jacobean country mansion is filled with splendid... More on Yahoo! Travel

My teenage son and I were at a loose end, and decided to pop in. We were told they were short staffed, and ... More on TripAdvisor

Part of the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, this Victorian building is ... More on TripAdvisor

Pretty dull -= bike art - gothic bollocks most of it More on TripAdvisor

The square is named after one of Birmingham's famous mayors, Joseph Chamberlain. The Central Library and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery are located here, as is the focal point, the Chamberlain... More on Yahoo! Travel

Dieser zentrale Platz ist nach Joseph Chamberlain benannt und enthält ein Denkmal für ihn. Neben dem Platz ist das schön Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery und sehr hässlich Zentralbibliothek. Es is... More on TripAdvisor

This award-winning museum, restored to its original 18th century appearance, was the former home of Birming... More on Yahoo! Travel

Unfortunately the location does not make it easily accessible to visitors without transport and the area is... More on TripAdvisor

The Bond Gallery specialises in contemporary art, and has a lively and wide-ranging programme of exhibitions. A recent show was of contemporary art textiles from Norway, staged in association with ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Specializing in contemporary art, this gallery has a lively and wide-ranging ... More on TripAdvisor

The Iron Man sculpture by Anthony Gormley (also responsible for the much lauded "Angel of the North" in Gateshead) is unmistakably conspicuous as you walk across Victoria Square towards the Birming... More on Yahoo! Travel

Standing almost twenty feet high, this metal sculpture erected in 1993 depicts a stylized ... More on TripAdvisor

This city center red brick building, adjacent to the Birmingham and Midland Institute , is a fine Victorian edifice that was built in 1885 as a Municipal Art School. It still serves a similar purpo... More on Yahoo! Travel

Adjacent to the Birmingham and Midland Institute, this Victorian structure was built in ... More on TripAdvisor

This grand mansion was built for the well-known MP, Joseph Chamberlain, who lived here between 1880 and 1914 and used the house to entertain the wealthy and influential on the political and social ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This grand mansion was built for the city's famous politician, Joseph Chamberlain, ... More on TripAdvisor