About

Elizabeth Gaskell's House in Manchester isn't just a museum - it's an experience that immerses you in the life and times of the renowned author. With a remarkable Google rating of 4.7, this historical attraction paints a vivid picture of Elizabeth Gaskell and her family's lives. The house is both child-friendly and fully accessible, making it a welcoming place for everyone. Enthusiastic volunteers guide you through the rooms, enriched with tales that breathe life into the era. Highlights of your visit include stories of Gaskell's close friendship with literary icon Charlotte Brontë. With an entry ticket valid for a year, visitors have the opportunity to revisit and unravel new stories hidden within this historical gem time and time again.

Features

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

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Winterford Avenue
Bus stop 579 m walk
Lincoln Grove
Bus stop 235 m walk
St Mary's (Stop B)
Bus stop 679 m walk
Grafton Street (Stop J)
Bus stop 314 m walk
Hyde Road Bus Depot
Bus stop 713 m walk
Apollo
Bus stop 693 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.7
based on 479 reviews
4.7/5 479 reviews
Caroline Davenport
Caroline Davenport
1 week ago on Google

Such a beautiful house. We are lucky that it has been restored and will be there for generations to come. I learnt so much about Elizabeth Gaskell. I had no idea she was friends with Charlotte Bronte. The volunteers are very knowledgeable and I was shown inside the wardrobe to see Elizabeth's wedding veil and her shawls. Had an excellent pot of decaf tea in the tea rooms.

Pauline Fayne
Pauline Fayne
1 week ago on Google

Very enjoyable visit to Elizabeth Gaskells House . Very knowledgeable volunteers in each room in the house . It was a pleasure to meet and talk to each one of them

Helen Guy-Roberts
Helen Guy-Roberts
2 weeks ago on Google

Brilliant visit to a most interesting house. The passion and knowledge of those who volunteer there is amazing. And such a lot of information. And artefacts. Excellent place to visit.