Takes a maximum of half an hour to walk round so from that point of view it's quite expensive. I think kids might enjoy it as there are a few facts to read but nothing much different from what you would find in any historical attraction (tiny mock ups of plague sick bed, barber surgeon's shop, peasant's house, model of Henry VIII etc). It's a bit creepy. The building itself is the best thing but of you are interested in tudor buldings you might get annoyed with the childish scenes.
We went for an overnight ghost vigial with Frightnights - cannot recommend this either unfortunately - a number of companies do vigils here but again the childish scenes are offputting if you want to take the vigils seriously. It's far too small for large groups and the noises of drunken people in the street do rather spoil it.
I wanted to like it, but I wouldn't recommend this attraction unless you'd run out of things to do - shame really.
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