Adopt an object from Corinium Museum! Help us raise funds to support “Stone Age to Corinium” an exciting project to create new Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Roman Galleries, as well as an inspiring garden space and a dedicated “hands-on” Discovery Centre. Find out more
The Corinium Museum is delighted to announce that the Bodicacia tombstone is now on public display.
Discover the archaeology of the Cotswolds as you explore its history at this multi award winning museum.
Hands on activities to bring history to life, fun computer interactives, holiday drop-in activities and flexible family tickets.
Visit the Corinium Museum and step back in time. Learn what the Romans did for us, and how life wouldn’t be the same without them!
The Corinium Museum has one of the finest and most extensive Roman collections in the country. Corinium, Roman Cirencester, was the second largest Roman town after London and the major Roman administration centre for south-western Britain.
In a lively illustrated talk, the author of the best-selling Roman Mysteries series shares secrets of how she uses ancient artefacts and modern storytelling techniques to write her historical novels for kids set in Roman times. Continue reading
We have a huge selection of exciting events for families coming up this October half term! Whether you join us for a special holiday trail around the museum to win a prize, make a Monster Maraca or watch our family film, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Continue reading
Cirencester’s Corinium Museum has received substantial financial support from the National Lottery for a £1.3 million project – “Stone Age to Corinium: Discover the Archaeology of the Cotswolds”. The project will create new Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Roman interactive galleries along with a new Discovery Centre and garden. Objects that are … Continue reading
Join the Corinium Volunteer Makers by signing up to our new online volunteering platform. If you have a passion for museums, an interest in volunteering and want to support the Corinium Museum why not get involved! Continue reading
As part of the Food For Thought exhibition three objects from the Corinium Museum collections were scanned using a laser scanner and turned into animations. Continue reading
The Corinium Museum Romans App has won the prestigious Gold Digital Impact Award 2013 for the Best use of Digital in the Public Sector. ‘Romans’ brings the sites and objects of Roman Cirencester or Corinium Dobunorum together in a way that has never been possible before. Continue reading
