Ethnographic museum

An excellent museum focussing on the history of Exeter from medieval times, taking in Roman’s, WWII etc.also some other interesting exhibits which have been collected by local people, everything from elephants to mummies!Particularly enjoyed the manuscripts and stories of the early church.

It's a lovely place to take the grandkids.

Not been here for some time and the place has be refurbished since the last time I visited many years ago. The building is of course magnificent. I came here not for the sports but the museum collections.Housed in the Kelvin Hall is a collection resulting from a partnership between the National Library of Scotland and other Glasgow museums. Kelvin Hall now provides a shared collections storage facility with public access called the Kevin Hall Open Collection.So now housed in this one building are the National Library's digital and moving image collections, collections from the Hunterian and other Glasgow Museums. Nice place to to spend an afternoon of eclectic museum collections

I have walked through this field the first Saturday of every month for the last fifteen years, and I swear I didn't know a stone circle existed ...It is a nice field though.

Brilliant busy day. Lots of lovely people, three generations, in some groups. The Egyptian tomb was a favourite hidden gem.

Fantastic place and very well looked after. Great feel to the place and good modern look to the place.Both my children enjoyed themselves looking at the exhibits.

Great place to visit, if you have an hour or two. An eclectic mix of displays including natural history and human history across the globe. Very informative.

Today was my first visit to the royal Albert memorial museum in Exeter and what a treat. Many different exhibits from all periods of time. The place is having a lot of exterior work done and still looks awesome. Nice and approachable staff. All they ask is you can leave a donation for these places it helps them stay alive.

Lived in Exeter for a few years but never had any interest in the Royal Albert Museum. There was event planned at the museum and I was in for a shocker. The museum is huge with many various artifacts from all over the world. One could definitely spend a couple hours in here easily. Would definitely recommended. There is a cafe, and a lift. There are activities for every one, talks, lectures, workshops etc. Will be back.

The best kitted out gym I've ever seen, if you like variety you'll love it. Also has a great functional fitness set up for body-weight exercises although the ceiling is too low for muscle-ups.