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Step into the fascinating world where medicine and witchcraft blurred during Tudor times. Meet the Mary Rose museum's very own Wise Woman and discover the intriguing practices of the era.
Learn about the curious remedies of the time, such as the medicinal properties of buttered spiders and the healing potential of snail slime.
There will be family-friendly talks and demonstrations throughout the day - and don't forget to capture a photo with the Wise Woman and her array of remedies!
Explore the thin line between science and superstition in Tudor medicine - though it's not recommended you try the remedies at home…
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