The price of entry to some museums and attractions in Leeds has risen by up to 14%, the BBC reports.
The price hikes apply at venues including Temple Newsam House, Leeds Industrial Museum, Thwaite Watermill and Abbey House Museum, all owned by Leeds City Council.
The rises were implemented due to inflationary pressures and increased staff costs, the council said.
The average rise in entry prices was between 5% and 14%. No admission price will rise by more than £2, the council said.
Attractions including the Art Gallery and Leeds City Museum will remain free to enter.
A council report laying out the price changes said they aimed to “ensure Leeds Museums and Galleries can provide choice to visitors, offer value for money alongside specific discounts, deliver against agreed income targets in the next financial year and support Leeds 2023, in the year of culture”.