Time is running out to see dinosaurs in Worcester.

The final chance to see the 'Dinosaurs on the Doorstep' exhibition at Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum will be on Sunday, September 8.

Since its launch on Saturday, July 13, the exhibition has seen an impressive 15,000 visitors walk through its doors.

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It’s a one-stop tour of more than 100 species of dinosaurs that have been found in the UK, as well as skeletons and real fossils from 150 million years ago.

One visitor said: "Absolutely great.

"Kids massively enjoyed the dinosaur trail".

Another added: "Thank you.

"Loved seeing the dinosaurs.

"The best bit is dressing up".

A third said: "Really good, I enjoyed seeing the dinosaur exhibition".

Audiences have had the chance to come face to face with large replicas of herbivores and terrifying tyrannosaurs, as well as teeth, tail bones, jaws, and claws of the prehistoric creatures.

Attendees can also touch real fossils, bones, and even dinosaur excrement.

Museums Worcestershire marketing manager, Helen Large said: "It’s been a tremendous summer for families in Worcester with dinosaurs in the museum and penguins all around the city.

"It has been a pleasure to welcome so many people to the Art Gallery & Museum and to see so many excited children loving the huge dinosaur skeletons and enjoying the trails and activities.

"We will all be sorry to see the dinosaurs go on their way."

The exhibition is free and is open from Tuesday to Saturday between 10am and 4pm, and on Sunday between 10am and 3pm.

For more information call the Art Gallery and Museum on 01905 25371, visit www.museumsworcestershire.org.uk or follow @worcestermuseum