My tour guide was so good and genuinely enthusiastic. The tour was fun and informative i'd do it again if ever I visit.

Lancaster City Museum is a charming place right in the heart of the city. It's not big, but it offers a rich glimpse into Lancaster's history, from Roman times to today. The building itself is beautiful, the exhibits are clear and engaging, and it's free to enter. A lovely spot to explore when walking through the city centre.

Brilliant value for money, £8 for 2 adults as part of their deal. It was just a lovely place to visit. Learnt a few things about Lancaster that I didn't before and found it interesting. Staff excellent and nice little gift shop as well. Free to enter if you are a local resident of Lancaster too.

The museum is small but nicely organised. I wish they had more space. Some parts seemed too cramped - a little more space would give the visitors the scope to stop for some moment and enjoy the tide against time. Also, a small part with a cafe or a lunch space would have been great. All these were missing. There was an entrance fee of £8 for two adults. No need to book beforehand. You can book when you arrive. But, this was the first museum we paid for a ticket (compared to dozens others in the UK and the USA). My feeling is: the Lancaster city council needs to spend more after their Museum. It's a part of your history. And there are scopes you can make it better. Overall experience: okay. Not bad. Not satisfied either.

Interesting museum and it's free! Mix of local history through the centuries, with models to bring it to life. Good for all ages. Give yourself half an hour to look round. No cafe but plenty in the vicinity (you can't take drinks in though).