About

The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum in Exeter offers a captivating journey through the evolution of cinema and film making. Filled with an impressive collection of film memorabilia and interactive displays, this museum keeps visitors - especially children - engaged and intrigued. Despite its modest size, there's plenty to explore over a couple of hours, and its location close to the city center makes it easily accessible. Visitors often praise the museum for its lovely presentation and regard it as a fascinating hidden gem. For a more comprehensive insight, curator-led tours provide an in-depth experience, revealing the stories behind the displays. Free entry makes it an even more appealing destination for film enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

North Park Road
Bus stop 345 m walk
Perry Road
Bus stop 132 m walk
Poole Gate
Bus stop 72 m walk
Knightley
Bus stop 274 m walk
Prince of Wales Road
Bus stop 278 m walk
The Queen's Drive
Bus stop 194 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.3
based on 159 reviews
4.3/5 159 reviews
Sue Potter
Sue Potter
2 weeks ago on Google

Interesting collection but quite a bit smaller than expected- just 2 rooms. Some signs i could not read as high up in cabinet. No logical route round.

Matt
Matt
2 weeks ago on Google

Fascinating, especially on the pre and early cinema downstairs. A must visit for any true film buff.

Manfred Habermas
Manfred Habermas
1 month ago on Google

Film was nice