Spent a good couple of hours here, absolutely packed with information that's really well laid out and so well connected to the local area. Learnt a lot of fascinating local history and more general information about fishing and lifeboats. So cool to see three of the town's original lifeboats and more fishing boats so well preserved. Staff were exceptionally friendly and clearly passionate.

Really interesting museum with lots of exhibits and also a viewing tower. Lots of interactive things for the kids to use . Friendly staff. Thought ticket price was great value for money. Got round in about an hour with kids rushing around but think it would be more like 2 if we could take our time!

This museum looks small from the outside, but is far from it, with the added bonus of a brilliant observation tower. We were warmly greeted by staff on the front desk and by Tom once inside the museum, who showed us a very interesting short introduction film. To have such a collection of Lifeboats all in the same building was most impressive. You also have the ability to come and go during the day with your ticket which is perfect if you want to go for lunch or a walk on the beach. A well laid out and very clean museum with enthusiastic friendly staff.

This is a great museum set out on three floors (with a lift) . It's bit of a Tardis when you get inside. Not only does it contain four sheringham life boats there are sections on the social history of the town. Also currently on the top floor there is an exhibition detailing the offshore wind farm industry. The staff were very welcoming and the entry price of £5 is very good value. I guess is was there for about 1.5 hours. Well worth a visit and great views from the observation tower at the top.

What do you do at North Sea coastal resort on a grey damp day, visit the local museum? Well I thank the weather gods, we found a really smashing, smart and well curated museum. Manned by the backbone of so many museums and galleries, friendly and helpful local volunteers, The Mo is a real treat.

This is a very interesting museum only small but full of information . it has three lifeboats to see going down the ages and the oldest for me was the best it was soo big you couldnt imagine taking it across hills back in the day. It told the tale of the fisher folk that lived there to and on an good day you can climb up the tower and see out x

Absolute gem of a museum, friendly and knowledgable staff and so much to see. Beautifully collated and engaging. Also lovely little shop too! Climb up to the viewpoint to see the windfarm - well worth the extra steps! Car park almost next door but limited spaces so get there early when the museum opens. Great value for money.

What a great museum! A family with two teenagers and also two seniors. A really well presented museum. Lots of things to see about fishing and the local community. Recreated shop fronts and contents from actual Sheringham shops from 50-100 Years ago. A fossil section too! Very interesting for kids and adults. The “things to look out for” sheet for kids was great and they have buckets of toys to borrow for the younger children. We spent two hours looking round. Highly recommended!

What a wonderful, welcoming and inclusive Museum. Not only are you full of interesting, well written and well set- out infoprmation and objects but you are so inclusive it knocked us for six! My daughter and her disability scooter could get to just about everything and you treated her so well I was almost in tears. She told me sje felt so good being there and talking to all the staff. Thank you Pam King

The museum has 3 former lifeboats as well as fishing boats. There are good displays about local industries such as crab and lobster fishing and boatbuilding. Interesting exhibitions of local artists work. Informative display about offshore windfarm and top floor viewing area with 360 degree views. Note no stairs to the viewing area and it could be closed on very sunny days. Helpful guides will explain all you need to know.