Brunel Engine House Museum
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This fantastic Museum tells the story of the construction and history of the Thames Tunnel, which was built by Sir Marc Brunel and his son Isambard Kingdom Brunel. You'll see models of the tunnel under construction, original artefacts and even a video presentation. Be sure to see The Engine House, which was built a year before the tunnel opened, in 1842. It housed the steam engines used to drive the pumps to keep the Thames Tunnel dry.
Somewhere To Eat?
There is a cafe.Features
- Indoor
- Open All Year
Category
Museums
Suitable For
6-9
10+
Opening Times
Please contact the attraction.
Price Information
Please contact the attraction.
Facilities
•Cafe•Bookshop
How To Get There
- Railway Avenue, Rotherhithe, London, SE16 4LF
- 02072313840
- Website
Directions
Overground: Rotherhithe station is only a hundred yards away. Underground: Bermondsey or Canada Water on the Jubilee line and ten minute walk. Or change at Canada Water for London Overground and Rotherhithe station.
