Access – Pedestrian and vehicle
- Easy access to the site from the B1131 Canwick Avenue
- Parking is available for cars, motorcycles and coaches, including Blue Badge/ Accessible parking
- Bicycle storage
- Limited mobility drop-off point at the front door
- Paths are suitable for a wide range of access requirements
- Pedestrian access from Viking Way and Canwick Hill (next to bus stop) – these entrances have a series of low rise steps
General Information
- The reception/shop counter has a low access area and hearing loop
- Concessions for paying exhibitions are available for disabled visitors. A companion ticket is also provided free of charge. Tickets can be booked in advance by clicking here
- Autistic and neurodivergent visitors, their families and carers are welcome to arrange a familiarisation visit before coming to the Centre. To arrange please email [email protected]
- Sensory planting within the gardens
- All event areas are fully wheelchair accessible with ramps or slopes for the marquee and the amphitheatre.
- Please be aware that the Jubilee Grove is situated on a grassy slope and so we advise those with limited mobility to look at the Grove from the Front Lawn or International Peace Garden.
Sensory and Neurodivergent Visitors
We recognise that some visitors may find busy spaces, noise, lighting or audio-visual displays challenging.
Our quieter visiting times are usually:
- 9.30am–10.30am
- 4.00pm–5.00pm
- 3.00pm–4.00pm during winter opening, November–February
The Operation Bomber Command Gallery contains a number of audio exhibits and a large-screen presentation. Some content includes flashing imagery and changes in sound and light levels.
Visitors with noise sensitivity may wish to bring ear defenders or other hearing protection.
Families and carers are welcome to arrange a familiarisation visit before booking.
