The Royal Berkshire Medical Museum offers visitors a chance to explore the history of healthcare and medicine within the hospital setting. The museum operates on selected Sundays, opening its doors on the first and third Sunday of each month between 14:00 and 16:00, making it an accessible destination for those interested in medical heritage. The collection documents the development of medical practice and the role of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in caring for the local population across generations.
Located within the Royal Berkshire Hospital complex in Reading, the museum preserves artefacts, records and displays that illustrate how medical treatment, equipment and hospital care have evolved over time. It provides insight into the working lives of healthcare professionals and the patient experience throughout different eras. The venue welcomes anyone curious about medical history or the heritage of one of Berkshire’s significant healthcare institutions. For opening times and further details, visitors can check the Royal Berkshire NHS website or plan a visit using the interactive map to locate the museum within the hospital grounds.