The world’s smallest museum – a tiny British phone booth exhibit that allows only one visitor at a time!

▲ The world’s smallest museum, Warley Museum (Image / Screenshot fromAgenzia Trasimeno Viaggi’s Facebook page)

By Rita

Large museums like the Louvre might take you days to fully explore, but in the UK, there’s a small and fascinating museum that’s quite unique.It’s a converted old phone booth and only admits one visitor at a time.

According to the UK’s Daily Mail,the world’s smallest museum has been created in the village of Warley, Yorkshire, England. The exhibits include etched glassware, vintage photographs, and personal collections related to the village’s history. Although the theme is local history, it’s not a permanent exhibition—instead, it changes every three months.

The current planning unit (WCA) has submitted the museum for consideration to the Guinness World Records, hoping it will be recognized as the world’s smallest museum. The project leader said that visitors have described it as “absolutely astonishing” and “unbelievable when they see what’s inside.”