The Story Museum in Oxford: photos, reviews

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Step into The Story Museum in Oxford, a delightful haven for both children and adults where imagination takes center stage. With interactive features and themed rooms, the museum brings stories to life, from ancient folklore to contemporary tales. Visitors can indulge in engaging activities such as crafting their own stories and characters or immersing themselves in captivating 3D experiences. The well-organized story times and thematic rooms ensure an enriching experience for everyone. Care has also been taken to make the museum accessible, offering sensory packs and ear defenders for those who need them. The friendly and attentive staff add to the magical atmosphere, making this a unique attraction for families and book lovers alike. Whether you're wheeling through its spaces or watching children enchantingly engrossed, The Story Museum is a must-visit destination that not only entertains but also inspires.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Westgate (Stop M4)

Bus stop 282 m walk

George Street (Stop A2)

Bus stop 371 m walk

St Aldates (Stop H5)

Bus stop 85 m walk

High Street (Stop L3)

Bus stop 160 m walk

Speedwell Street (Stop S1)

Bus stop 251 m walk

Brasenose College

Bus stop 296 m walk

4.5

based on 867 reviews

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4.5/5 867 reviews

David Sewell

Great place to take the kids

n aslam

My toddler and i have been regulars here for a couple of years now. We absolutley love coming to the story museum!! James and maddy are excellent story tellers when we attend a session in small worlds. Would highly recommend for babies and toddlers!

Vickie Latter

Excellent place for the little ones, but does require more for ages 8yrs above who are not interested in reading.

The Story Museum in Oxford

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