An absolutely outstanding museum with some fascinating artefacts, especially the shrunken heads. The architecture is fantastic and is worth the visit on its own. Exhibit wise there is plenty to look at that should interest all ages.

Me and my family spent a morning here with not much expense and we had a real fun time very interesting and knowledgeable .Try it u won't be disappointed 👍👍👍👍👍

I loved every second of my visit here. It's situated at the back of the natural history museum and the number of artefacts complemented with snippets of information is wonderful. The staff presence is there if you can't find something but there is no one...More

I have been in and out of the Pitt Rivers (and attached Natural History) Museum for years. It is without a doubt an exceptional place. Do not miss it if you have children: they all love it (and so did mine for years - they...More

Supported clients with learning difficulties to look around the museum for educational purposes. They were very excited and really enjoyed the experience.

It is remarkable that a provincial Museum has so any fantastic exhibits. A must visit for the young and old alike.

The exhibits here are undoubtedly impressive and informative, but I couldn't help but feel relieved when exiting the Pitt Rivers back into the light and spacious Natural History museum! But there's no reason not to go in, with free entry and with scheduled guided tours.

Actually visited in July 2013 while on sabbatical--couldn't change the visit date. Great museum in the heart of Oxford.

So many cool things to find. Do the treasure hunt with kids. Shrunken pigmy heads, intricate carvings.

What a surprise to enter this museum after the heat and brightness of the Natural History Museum, to which it is attached. The air is cool and the light dimmed, to best preserve the many kinds of objects displayed here.The entrance is raised above the...More