Delightful small museum, right next to the bus station. St James's Multi-storey car park 2 mins walk. Lots of interesting, well presented exhibits / displays including the 'seahenge' timbers which were fascinating in their own unique way. Small gift shop, friendly and helpful staff and a single toilet inside, although the main toilets that serve the bus station and that part of King's Lynn are located just outside the museum entrance. Free entry during winter but not summer so check. A credit to the town and the museum sector.

Went to visit the Seahenge at the Lynn Museum, breathtaking and then went walkabout. We found a water ski racing event taking place - really exciting and the town was an historic site in itself. Tremendous day out.

What a treat of a free museum this is! There’s a real eclectic mix of artefacts inside. Most notably, Seahenge, which is displayed fully and carefully. There is also currently a moon exhibition on at the moment which I’m not sure is temporary or not. It’s a definite must see for the area with really friendly staff and such a variety of things inside

We couldn’t believe how much was in the Lynn Museum. Absolutely loads to look at and learn about. There’s a range of galleries to explore: “Seahenge”, civil war, space race etc. Make sure you spend a decent amount of time looking at the cabinet of curiosities. All the cases are the original mahogany, too. There are lots of things to do for kids as well, so this is well worth your time for at least a couple of hours with the family. Don’t miss it!