Allow plenty of time to visit this complex, it's not just about marbles. Plenty of ex workshops interconnected to browse and buy a wide range of products, A mechanical clock powered by marbles is a work of engineering excellence, the history of glassmaking on site...More

We stopped as part of a coach trip and only really intended to visit the cafe which we did enjoying a very good pot of tea. But this is a really interesting place to stop we didn't manage to see everything and only had a...More

We haven’t visited the House of Marbles for several years, but decided to visit on a wet afternoon. Nothing much has changed over the years, but there is free parking and a cafe. They do glass blowing but they had finished when we arrived. There...More

We visited the House of Marbles out of curiosity, it was so worth it. There is plenty of parking and you can just go in. Lots to see and many various types of marbles there are three huge (agate) gemstone marbles just stunning, as you...More

What a hugely interesting and enjoyable experience. Really different and top quality gifts and a truly excellent restaurant. No wonder it was packed on the Tuesday that we visited!! But one of the most outstanding points was the extreme cleanliness of everything. It is obvious...More

Have been a regular visitor for many years and I have never been disappointed the Grandkids love it Which for me when kids are having a good time I'm happy We always finish of our visit with something to eat in the cafe /restaurant and...More

The House of Marbles is in a beautiful old building with plenty of parking outside. There are wonderful glass blowing demonstrations which are free, a small museum of old equipment/wares and a shop which has something for everyone including an amazing array of colourful marbles...More