Ticketing and Hours
The museum is open for the 2023 season! You can buy tickets at the door or book them in advance! Just click the button below. For updates, head to our Facebook page!
Hours
Open May 26 to October 29
Monday – Saturday
10 am – 2 pm
Tickets can be purchased online now in advance
Guided Tour
We’re excited to now offer guided tours to guests! Learn about Bar Harbor’s history and La Rochelle in a comprehensive way with a lively, knowledgeable tour guide!
Guided tours will be held at 10am every Friday. Tickets can be purchased online now in advance below.
Admission prices
Guided tour – $20
General Admission – $15
Seniors, students – $13
Group – $10
Youth (7-12) – $7
Children (6 and under) – Free
Active Military – Free
Booking Online
Tickets purchases online beforehand can be scanned or checked in at our visitor’s desk at your selected time and date.
Included with your ticket
Your ticket includes all indoor exhibitions, outside exhibitions, gardens, and same-day entry to La Rochelle. Relax and take your time on the piazza!
Member benefits
Members enjoy free admission for the entire year of membership. Bring your membership card to the visitor’s desk and they’ll let you right in!
Group visits
For groups of 10 or more (excluding third-party guided tours) are not required to register in advance. Just walk straight to our visitor’s desk and we’ll be happy to help!
Know Before You Go
Health and Safety
Masks are recommended but not required at the museum.
Parking
Street parking is available within walking distance of the Museum. For additional information on pricing for parking and meters, including a parking map of Bar Harbor, please visit https://www.barharbormaine.gov/400/Parking-Information
Location
La Rochelle, home of the Bar Harbor Historical Society, is located at 127 West Street, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
Accessibility
We welcome all visitors and commit ourselves to offering services that are accessible to everyone. As a historic building, Under ADAAG §206.2. 1 Exception 1, we have an accessible entrance to the West of our building. The first floor of the museum is accessible, though we unfortunately do not have an active elevator for access to the two remaining floors.
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