The Brunel Museum is an educational charity run by volunteers that tells the story of one of the world’s great engineering dynasties
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Mar 15, 2025
We did the 11.45 tour today (15 March). The volunteer guide was sensational. Well informed, interesting and amusing and with a clear speaking voice (vital for my partner who’s hearing impaired).Full review by bestcornishcat
Feb 23, 2025
This was a half term treat for my 11 year old grandson, and me because I love Brunel. We watched the video in the shaft and then looked at two other rooms. This took us about 20 minutes. This was b…Full review by Kate F
Feb 16, 2025
A llittle gem of a museum, within walkig distance of Tower Bridge. Great for those wanting to know more about London, past and present, or interested in engineering in particular.Full review by Soraya B
It is a small residential neighbourhood, I suppose during the day most people are off to work or shopping so it must be possible to park around there. In doubt phone the museum... or the …
It is a small residential neighbourhood, I suppose during the day most people are off to work or shopping so it must be possible to park around there. In doubt phone the museum... or the tube?
I.K.Brunel's home & offices in London toward the end of his life were at 18 Duke Street. Whitehall. The site was demolished I believe when the Colonial Office (later the Foreign & Commonwealth Office) was built. Do you know exactly where 18 Duke Street was originally sited in Whitehall? Brian
is it easy to get to from London Paddington what is the nearest tube station? many thanks
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The nearest station is Rotherhithe, an overland line to get there change from Jubilee line at Canada Water. Or it is about a 15 minute walk from Bermondsey or Canada Water.
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