The St Albans Museum and Art Gallery, in the town of St Albans, is a three-story museum: over 2,000 years of priceless heritage and contemporary works of art are displayed in the spaces of the newly created state-of-the-art gallery, along with treasures local, national and global.

The exhibits change regularly along with the cutting-edge art installations, making the program of events lively and fascinating.

The splendid historical spaces, such as the octagonal courtroom and the underground cells, have been completely restored. Visitors are encouraged to soak up the atmosphere of these unique spaces and learn more about how they have been used.

The new spaces with glazed connections have been added to the first floor offering splendid views over the rooftops. A new gallery in the basement has been excavated by hand and is dedicated to the museum's most important exhibits.

Remarkable is the Assembly Hall, originally used for balls, galas and concerts, it has been completely restored and restored to its former glory: here you can admire the splendid Georgian architectural decorations and ornate chandeliers. This is the hall for state-of-the-art art installations throughout the year.