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Royal Academy of Music Museum

Friday museum admission; concerts and tours are separate · per adult

Look closely at stringed instruments and pianos in a working music academy. A useful Friday visit for anyone curious about how music is made.

What to expect

Visit the museum’s galleries rather than expecting a free performance. Concerts require their own tickets, and group tours are separately charged. Some displays may be unavailable during classes or installations.

Price, without the small print

Free · per adult. Friday museum admission; concerts and tours are separate. Transport, food and optional extras are outside this activity price.

Before you go

We check details against official sources, but hours, prices and availability can change before this guide is updated. Please check the official website before travelling or booking.

Opening and timing: Public museum opening: Fridays 11am–6pm. Confirm access to a particular display before a special trip.

Booking: Check Friday museum opening.

Time to allow: 45–60 min. This is our estimate for a focused visit. Add time for travel, queues and any extra stops.

Access and taking a break

The published museum route uses the Jebsen House ramp and a lift to the Strings and Piano galleries. Ask staff about assistance you need.

Toilets are available; the museum has no cloakroom or lunch room.

We have not audited a complete step-free route. If a particular access feature matters to you, confirm it with the organisation before travelling.

Put it into a plan

Sources and checks

Checked against published visitor information on 11 September 2026. This listing has not yet been verified directly by the organisation. Editorial visit lengths and suitability suggestions are our judgments.

  1. www.ram.ac.uk — Admission and visitor informationChecked 11 September 2026

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