Find out more about our annual admission tickets - all tickets give free return admission for 12 months!
Read more We have now closed for the winter and will reopen in March 2022.
Read more Before the first phase of Waterbeach Barracks could begin extensive archaeological investigations were carried out to capture the history of previous residents and allow their story to inform the future designs and features of the new development. Now, the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey are home to a special exhibit showcasing these finds. The Waterbeach development ...
Read more Find out more about the Wheelwright's display at the Farmland Museum and what all of those tools and devices would have been used for.
Read more Read more about Denny Mouse's adventures around the museum, then have a go at making a prickly hedgehog or hog house!
Read more Discover the story behind the Stone Barn. In this blog post, we explore its early modern construction techniques and find out why you can see a series of Roman numerals engraved into the wooden beams.
Read more Discover what you can see at our independent museum, that tells the 850-year story of farming and life in the Cambridgeshire Fens, through hands-on and interactive exhibits and stunning buildings.
Read more Our museum is a venue rich in history. Set in glorious Cambridgeshire countryside, the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey is the perfect backdrop and magical setting for your event.
Read more A stunning Grade II listed 17th century threshing barn that has been very carefully restored, houses displays on different aspects of farming such as root crops, cereals and fruit growing.
Read more The museum is now fully open, but we will continue working to keep all visitors, staff and volunteers safe.
Read more Come and enjoy the open air spaces at the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey; we've got quite a few of them! The museum is nestled in the rural countryside, surrounded by fields- and occasionally cows!
Read more The Farmland Museum is home to a wide variety of objects that reflect farming and rural life in Cambridgeshire. Take a closer look at some of the smallest and one of the largest items in our collections.
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