Winchester College Treasury

Treasury is the school’s museum of art and archaeology. Its displays include artefacts from Egypt, Greece and Rome, medieval art and early English silver, and Chinese ceramics from the Tang to Qing dynasties. They are exhibited across four galleries in the medieval Warden’s stables, converted into a museum in 2016. More detail about many of the objects housed within the Treasury is available online here. There is a comprehensive multimedia guide available and please ask the guide for a free Treasury Trail to entertain younger visitors. A guidebook of the collections is available to purchase.

Directions

Parking is limited around the College and visitors are advised to use public transport, the Park and Ride, or city centre car parks. Follow signs to the Cathedral and walk through the Cathedral Close to St Swithun’s Street, turn left under Kingsgate Arch and bear left into College Street. The Porters’ Lodge (main entrance) to the College can be found on the right hand side.

Group Visits

To inquire about school bookings or other special groups, please email the Museum Manager.

Facilities & Accessibility

Public toilets available.

No onsite parking.

Prices

Free