The Peace Museum, <em>England</em>
England

The Peace Museum, England

About The Peace Museum

Presently, this museum is housed in three compact, unique galleries at one of the beautiful Victorian Structures in Bradford. It is the first and unique certified museum in the United Kingdom and a member of the Museums for Peace international network. Peace Museum’s mission involves providing information to visitors regarding the stories of peace moments, peacemakers, and peace itself.

It aims to be the resource for further peace-making and showcases the “people of peace” history in which every object present at the museum conveys the story of someone who tried to bring peace to the world. Another aim is to tell various stories about peacemakers by reaching international, national, regional, and local people.

It is a charity that inspires and engages visitors through its exhibitions, striking questions about non-violence, peace, cohesion, diversity, equality, and other things.  

Location: 10 Piece Hall Yard, Bradford BD1 1PJ, United Kingdom

Entry Fees: Free

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Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

The Peace Museum Highlights

• It is one of the best tourist places to visit in Bradford, where the visitors will go through the themed exhibitions related to peacemakers and peace drawn from the United Kingdom’s most extensive certified collection of stories and artifacts related to peace.
• People will learn about the experience of peace and conflict in the country and abroad. 
• Additionally, visitors will also learn about those people still trying to bring peace and watch out that this activity is still going on.
• The museum has activities that will make the visitors think differently regarding violence, as well as expect them to respond to the same activity in a non-violent manner.

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