Waterworks Museum, <em>England</em>
England

Waterworks Museum, England

About Waterworks Museum

You can teach your children the value of protecting water by taking them to the Waterworks Museum which is one of the best spots to explore with your family. The Museum also depicts the life of people in Hereford during World War Two. You can look at many artifacts such as hot air engines, overshot water wheels, horse-drawn water carts, and many more.

You can also learn more about the water softeners, chlorinator machines, and also different types of water pumps. You can also head over to the Noel Meeke heritage water park which is designed for children and give them a chance to learn about historic water devices in a safe environment. You can also learn to operate full-size water pumps, lift water from a well and also learn to filter water.

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Day Wise Timings

Waterworks Museum opening hours through the week.

Open 1 days a week
Paid entry
MondayClosed
Tuesday11:00 – 16:00
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Waterworks Museum Highlights

• You can visit this museum and get a chance to experience the sight, smell, and even the sounds of the early era of steam.
• You can also explore the 160 years of engineering located in a Victorian water pumping station.
• Look at the historic beam, gas, and diesel engines from the industrial revolution to the modern day.
• If you are visiting with your family, you can also enjoy the interactive water park where your kids learn about water, lift water from the well and also operate pumps.

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