Museum of Timekeeping
Fee required
Wheelchair accessible
A magnificent mansion hides a delightful collection of historic timepieces.

📜 Volunteer-run museum dedicated to the art and science of timekeeping, located in Upton Hall.

Why Go

🕰️ Explore a vast collection of historic timepieces, from delicate watches to massive municipal chimes, including Robert Falcon Scott's watch and the original 'speaking clock'.
📚 Access one of the world’s top horological libraries, research facilities, and archives.
🏡 Discover Upton Hall, a beautiful 19th-century mansion.
♿ Accessible entry for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

Why Avoid

🚫 Limited opening hours, closed over winter months.

Tips

⏱️ Allow at least one hour for your visit.
🚌 Reachable by bus from Newark-on-Trent, though services are limited; plan onward journey carefully.
🚗 Large free car park on-site.

Cost

💰 Adults £10, Under 14s free, discounts for members/Art Pass.

Hours

🕒 Fridays 10:30 am – 3:30 pm during spring/summer, closed winter. Group visits available all year by arrangement.

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