Barley Hall
Overview
A stunning medieval house, discovered under the modern facade of an office block, once home to the Priors of Nostell and the Mayor of York.
Visit the Barley Hall website
What makes it special
- Explore York’s hidden medieval townhouse
Opening Times
April to October: 10:00 to 17:00 (daily)
November to March: 10:00 to 16:00 (daily)
Price
Barley Hall Barley Hall & DIG*** Medieval Pass*** Pastport***
Adult - £6.50 (Barley Hall) (and £10.00 (Barley Hall & DIG), £8.00 (Medieval Pass), £20.00 (Pastport))
Child (5-16) - £3.50 (and £7.75, £4.50, £13.00)
Concessions - £5.00 (and £8.50, £6.00, £16.00)
Family 4 - £17.00 (and £29.50, £22.75, £55.00)
Family 5 - £20.00 (and £32.00, £23.75, £60.00)
Read more at Opening Hours & Prices .
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