Anne of Cleves House
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Anne of Cleves House Admission Prices – 2024
Adult – £6.60
Child (aged 5 to 17) / Student – £3.90
Senior (65+) – £6.00
Family (1 adult + up to 3 children) – £11.00
Family (2 adults + up to 4 children) – £20.00
Under 5s – Free
Essential Carer – Free
Members of The Sussex Archaeological Society – Free
Please note, essential carers must be accompanied by a paying visitor.
Book tickets
Combined tickets – Admission to Anne of Cleves House Museum and Lewes Castle & Museum
If you’d like to make a day of it, why not purchase one of our combined tickets? – giving you access to both Anne of Cleves House & Museum and Lewes Castle & Museum for a discounted price.
Adult – £15.00
Child (aged 5 to 17) / Student – £8.50
Senior (65+) – £14.00
Family (1 adult + up to 3 children) – £27.50
Family (2 adults + up to 4 children) – £44.00
Under 5s – Free
Essential Carer – Free
Members of The Sussex Archaeological Society – Free
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Groups
Group visits are possible on a pre-booked basis. A reduced price for groups of 10 or more is available when booking in advance. Please email lewesfoh@sussexpast.co.uk for further information.
Book TicketsAnne of Cleves House Museum is currently closed and will re-open in Spring 2025.
Cafe
Anne of Cleves House has a delightful cafe run by Patisserie Lewes.
Monday – Closed
Tuesday – 8am to 5pm
Wednesday – 8am to 5pm
Thursday – Closed
Friday – 8am to 5pm
Saturday – 9am to 5pm
Sunday – Closed
Anne of Cleves House is located in Lewes town centre in East Sussex. Lewes can be reached via the A27, A26 and A275.
Getting here – public transport
Lewes has good train and bus links. The train station is a five-minute walk from Anne of Cleves House and there is a taxi rank outside the main entrance to the station. Buses stop in the High Street, a short 10 minute walk from Anne of Cleves House and Lewes Castle & Museum.
For further help with public transport visit the Traveline website.
Getting here – by car or coach
Lewes is easily accessed from the A27, A26 and A275. Drivers using the A27 should enter the town from the eastern end of the Lewes by-pass via the Cuilfail Tunnel. Car parking and coach parking are available in the town.
Accessibility at Anne of Cleves House
The museum is presented over several levels, connected by stairs. Due to the historic nature of the site, access for those using wheelchairs is limited. Please call ahead for further information.
Gifts and shopping at Anne of Cleves House
Our gift shop offers has a small selection of books relating to the Tudor period, a range of local produce and gifts for all ages.
Cafe
Anne of Cleves House has a delightful cafe run by Patisserie Lewes, offering hot and cold beverages, sandwiches, homemade quiche, award-winning pastries and more. The cafe is open as follows:
Monday – Closed
Tuesday – 8am to 5pm
Wednesday – 8am to 5pm
Thursday – Closed
Friday – 8am to 5pm
Saturday – 9am to 5pm
Sunday – Closed
Booking your tickets
Advance booking is not necessary but those who wish to can book tickets ahead of their visit. Tickets booked online will be sent via email. You may visit us any time during our opening hours, last admissions 30 minutes before closure.
Group bookings
Are you looking to book for a group of 10 or more? We offer discounted rates for each of our properties. Discover more about our offer by reading our groups brochure here.
To make a group booking contact the team at Anne of Cleves House in Lewes by calling 01273 486290 or email lucymumbray@sussexpast.co.uk.
Dogs
Unfortunately due to the historic nature of this building, dogs are not permitted, with the exception of assistance dogs.
Address: 52 Southover High Street, Lewes BN7 1JA
Phone: 01273 474610