Tudor House Museum is a historic visitor attraction in Worcester, housed in a distinctive 16th-century building on Friar Street, described as the city’s oldest and prettiest street. The house is known for its unique features and stories, offering visitors an opportunity to explore its rich history and learn about Tudor life. Admission is free for visitors of all ages.

The museum also runs events and projects, including the Changing Face of Worcester and Bedfellows, and provides learning activities for schools and families. Its educational offer includes Museum Takeaway boxes and online activity sessions designed to bring Tudor history into the classroom. Visitors can find information about accessibility and group visits, and the venue is available for hire.

Tudor House welcomes volunteers and is supported by its Friends group, donations and community involvement. The organisation encourages people to help maintain the building and preserve its history. Located at Friar Street, Worcester, Tudor House Museum combines heritage, learning and local community activities in a historic setting