Museum Gardens, Museum Street, York
The Yorkshire Museum, a Grade I listed building in York, UK, is a historic museum opened in 1830, renowned for its Greek Revival architecture by William Wilkins and its significant archaeological and natural science collections. Its Tempest Anderson Hall offers a 292-seated capacity for lectures and events, providing a unique setting within the picturesque Museum Gardens, amidst the ruins of St Mary's Abbey.
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