Tickets are free but must be booked in advance to avoid disappointment Limited to 15 people per tour Free , Events , Adults Follow a knowledgeable guide through the restored town hall building and discover the fascinating functions and features of the different historic spaces inside St Albans Museum + Gallery. From the glittering galas and balls in the Assembly Room to the Cells below where prisoners were held, come and discover the hidden stories of this local landmark. This tour involves walking around the building and will finish in the Cells. It will last around an hour. 4 November at 10.30am Tickets are free and can be reserved in advance, but are limited to 15 tickets due to the nature of the building. If you do not reserve your ticket in advance, places will be first come, first served on the day and you may not be able to join the group. Due to the historic nature of the spaces, the Cells can only be accessed via a set of steps. Please let us know if you have any additional access needs and would like to take part in this tour ( museum@stalbans.gov.uk ). These tours are in partnership with St Albans Tour Guides - for information about their amazing breadth of walks to discover more about our historic city - from Coaching Inns to Fishpool Street, Verulamium to Ghosts and Ghouls, visit their website . You might also like Clock Tower A symbol of civic pride Read more Verulamium Museum The Museum of everyday life in Roman Britain Read more The Hypocaust A marvel of Roman engineering Read more

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