Tours

ADULT GROUP TOUR RATES, includes Docent Fee. Groups should make advanced reservations via our Group Tours Department. Self-guided groups are subject to general admission fees, advanced payment is required to expedite arrival and check-in.

SCHOOL GROUP TOUR RATES

Payment: Full payment is required two weeks in advance of the visit date. Payment may be made by check or credit card. See reservation confirmation for details. No refunds except when severe weather renders travel unsafe, or the Museum must close due to severe weather.

Cancellations: Visits can be rescheduled. No refunds.

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Parking spaces are plentiful and free in the adjacent lot at the end of South Pine Street, shared with the Doylestown Public Library. Limited on street parking is also available. Parking for vehicles with a disability permit is available in a designated area on South Pine Street. Spaces are not reserved, but are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Large busses may drop visitors at our main entrance at 138 South Pine St and proceed to park at the back of the parking lot. See Group Tour Bus Parking Information.

The museum’s facilities are on one level and fully accessible. A limited number of manual wheelchairs and walkers are available for loan; please call ahead for availability. Any accessibility requests should be made at the time of reservation to oreisinger@michenerartmuseum.org.

A Quiet Space is available for those who need it. It is located on the lower level, near our research library. This space is accessible via elevator or stairs.

The Michener Art Museum is a Certified Autism Center. Please see our accessibility page for additional information and social narratives.

Please note, backpacks and large bags are not permitted in our galleries due to the safety of our artwork and other visitors. When medically necessary, exceptions may be made to transport medications or other items. Please contact oreisinger@michenerartmuseum.org to discuss.

Nearby attractions include the Mercer Museum, Fonthill, Moravian Pottery and Tileworks, and the Bucks County Civil War Round Table Library and Museum.

Doylestown is a charming small town filled with unique shops, art galleries, a cornucopia of delicious dining options, and lovely historical buildings, all within walking distance of the Michener Art Museum. Come visit and discover all that Doylestown has to offer! Use these guides to make the most of your trip: Discover Doylestown or Explore the Genius Belt

Also found in beautiful Bucks County are the Pearl S. Buck home, Peddler’s Village, and the Bucks County Playhouse as well as the unique riverside villages of Lumberville, New Hope, and Lambertville found along the scenic Delaware River. Please see VisitBucksCounty.com for additional information about Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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