Have you ever wondered “What is Hull Trinity House”?
Are you curious about what is behind those walls and doors?
Long regarded as one of Hull’s best kept secrets, Hull Trinity House is opening its doors to the public.
Come and learn about our history dating back to 1369 when Hull, formerly known as Wyke until 1299, was still a developing town. See rare and valued artefacts which include nautical memorabilia, furniture, artworks and treasures from around the globe.
Revel in the splendour of the various rooms on display including the fabulous Court Room with its gold leaf adorned ceiling and the Council Room with its traditional floor covering. View the renowned 400 year old Arctic canoe display.
Discover our beautiful chapel and its history.
Tours are conducted by a dedicated team of Master Mariners & history volunteers and last around two hours. Tours will be conducted in up to 3 groups dependent of number of tickets sold.
*TICKETS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM ‘HULL TRINITY HOUSE’ DIRECT. Please contact the ‘Ticketsource’ booking agent using the ‘Book Now’ button below, where full details can be found.*
Dates
| Date | Time | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 May 2025 | 1:00pm | £5.00 - £5.00 | Book Now |
Venue Details
HULL TRINITY HOUSE,
Trinity House Lane,
Hull,
HU1 2JG
Have You Ever Wondered "What is Hull Trinity House"? Are you curious about what is behind those walls and doors? Long regarded as one of Hull’s best kept secrets, Hull Trinity House is opening its doors to the public. Come and learn about our history dating back to 1369 when Hull, formerly known as Wyke until 1299, was still a developing town. See rare and valued artefacts which include nautical memorabilia, furniture, artworks and treasures from around the globe. Revel in the splendour of the various rooms on display including the fabulous Court Room with its gold leaf adorned ceiling and the Council Room with its traditional floor covering. View the renowned 400 year old Arctic canoe display. Discover our beautiful chapel and its history. Tours are conducted by a dedicated team of Master Mariners & volunteers and last from 90 minutes to 2 hours.
