Utterly fascinating but boring at the same time. My children ended up running off because the place was too big, and not enough checkpoints for single parents such as myself. I did find my seven pumpkins in the end (one had found his way on...More

Visited here today, and it's an interesting look at one of the key centres of rail history of Britain. It was nice to see this isn't just a collection of trains. Interesting as they are, theres all the other GWR stuff here, signaling, the hotel...More

Visited here on a very cold January day. Although have been before a few years ago there was new things to see. The museum puts into context some of the historical buildings in the area , and is an interesting account of the GWR. We...More

After getting over the sharp intake of breath at having to pay quite so much to get in (the NRM and Locomotion are both bigger and free after all), we have to say we really enjoyed this railway museum. It’s not just about locomotives and...More

I think I most certainly visited on the wrong day as the museum was awash with school children, their teachers and helpers. Not cheap to enter so would have thought that you would be able to access all the exhibits, but no. A large number...More

As part of a year 5 topic on Isambard Kingdom Brunel, we visited the STEAM museum today. The museum provided an educational and engaging hands on experience for the children with very accommodating and knowledgeable staff. A fantastic day out for families and an enriching...More

in the late 50's i was a train spotter so a visit Took !e back to the time of steam. my granddaughter had a great time climbing trains.and looking at living history. Well worth.a.visit.