Bruce Castle Museum
Building works (external and internal) at Bruce Castle
In 2018, there have been important and essential renovation works to the external fabric of the Grade 1 listed Bruce Castle.
Additional internal works have also been carried out and will continue in different parts of the building until January 2019.
Bruce Castle is open as usual as per the advertised opening hours for the Museum Service and the Searchroom for Haringey Archive Service - see below for details.
Thank you for your patience during this time.
Also see - Restricted Access to Haringey Archive collections.
Opening hours
- Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-5pm
- Visiting groups including schools may book to visit at other times
Planning your visit
- Cost: free to all visitors
- How to get here
- Disabled access
- Church Lane is 'no entry' from Lordship Lane, except for cyclists.
Contact us
- Tel 020 8808 8772
- Email museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
- Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 8NU
What's On
Weddings
Plan your wedding in this Grade I listed building with 18th century rooms and 20 acres of parkland.
Archive and Local History
Rooms for Hire
- See our rooms and galleries for hire, including info on equipment and refreshments
Museum Collections
- Collections - find out where you can search for objects relating to Haringey, which have been made available online.
Status and Awards
Disabled access
There is same-level access to the Museum via the front entrance and also a ramped entrance from the car park. The ground floor has same-level access to all areas. There are 24 stairs or a stair-lift to the first floor.
Wheelchair access to toilet facilities is possible on both floors.
Large print information is available upon request and touch tours are by appointment.
How to get to Bruce Castle Museum
Map Bruce Castle Museum and Park; click on the link in the external links section
Bicycle/On Foot
You can secure your bicycle near the round Tudor tower to the front of the building.
Mainline Train
Bruce Grove Station (London Liverpool Street line). On leaving the station walk up Bruce Grove (approx. 5 - 10 mins), the museum is directly ahead, located in Bruce Castle Park.
- See National Rail website (external link) for more information
Underground
Victoria Line to Seven Sisters station (Zone 3).
At the top of the escalators exit the station by the steps to your left, round the back of the newspaper kiosk. On street level, there will be a bus stop right in front of you at the top of the steps. Take bus 243 along the High Road. After about 5 minutes the bus will turn sharp left and travel up Bruce Grove. You need the bus stop at the top of Bruce Grove, nearest to Bruce Castle Park. Walk to the junction of Bruce Grove and Lordship Lane and cross over to the Park entrance using the pedestrian crossing. The museum is directly ahead.
Or
Piccadilly Line to Wood Green Station (Zone 3).
Upon exiting the station turn immediately to the left. This road is Lordship Lane and Bruce Castle Museum is approximately 25mins walk. Or take the number 243 bus from the first bus stop on your side of the road - it is about one minute's walk away (Journey time approximately 10 mins).
- See TFL Journey Planner website (external link) for more information
Bus
Buses 243,123 and 318 all stop near Bruce Castle Museum. See above for directions from the overground and underground stations.
TFL Journey Planner website (external link)
Car
To help plan your journey visit our Travel page.
Parking
There is a car-park to the rear of the museum, entrance is located on Church Lane (space for max 20 cars) - parking is free for visitors to the museum and archive service. Street parking nearby is only available on non-match days for Tottenham Hotspur FC.
