Getting to the World Stick Museum

photograph of a family of four entering the museum. The father, in a cream knitted jumper and olive trousers, holds open a glass door that swings outward. A mother in a tweed blazer and jeans, carrying a woven straw bag, follows him with their two young children—a girl in a brown pinafore and a boy in a quilted navy jacket. The museum's exterior is a blend of modern concrete and warm vertical wood panelling. Flanking the entrance are large, floor-to-ceiling glass windows and two tall, hand-carved wooden totems. Inside the glass, various walking sticks and crooks are on display.

The World Stick Museum is located in the heart of Bromsgrove, surrounded by pubs, cafes and restuarants and easily accessible by public transport, car or foot. Our address is:

The World Stick Museum
1 St. John's Street
Bromsgrove
B61 8NR
United Kingdom

By train

Bromsgrove Station is the nearest railway station. It is approximately a 20‑minute walk or a 5‑minute taxi ride from the museum. Trains run regularly from Birmingham, Worcester and surrounding areas.

By bus

Several local buses stop within a few minutes’ walk of the museum. The town centre bus station is served by the following routes:

Stand 1

X20, 90, 91, 144, 147, 318, 322

Stand 2

52, 52A, 145, 145A, 182, 183, 202, 202S

Stand 3

144

Stand 4

By car

Limited on‑site parking is available, including three accessible bays for Blue Badge holders. Additional public parking can be found at the Market Street, a 5‑minute walk away.

Accessibility information

The museum entrance is step‑free, and all galleries are fully accessible. Tactile maps and large‑print guides are available at reception. Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the building.