Visit the London Museum of Water and Steam

A boatload of watery fun over the summer months

From July 20th- September 1st, the London Museum of Water & Steam will be cooling off Brentford with a host of watery delights.

Visitors will be able to:

Play: paddle in the Museum's paddling pools, get soggy in the splash zone, water plants in our garden, investigate with our discovery box, dress up as a Victorian engine driver,  ride the Railway every Wednesday and weekend.

Create: help us craft our very own river Thames, make a boat to float and take home, draw with chalk and paint with water in our Courtyard.

Explore: find all the boats in the Boats of the World trail, follow the splash cat trail, see giant pumping engines, have a go at pumping water on the Museum's interactives, join in with Storytelling every weekday at 11am.

What’s more, kids go free all summer!

About the London Museum of Water & Steam

Based in the historic buildings of the former Kew Bridge Waterworks, the London Museum of Water & Steam tells the story of London's water supply, the site, its people and the amazing pumping engines that helped to make London the great city it is today.

As well as housing the world's largest collection of stationary steam pumping engines, the Museum is also home to a narrow-gauge steam locomotive and a Waterworks Gallery that traces the development of London’s clean water supply. The Museum offers a fun and educational day out for families and steam enthusiasts alike.

Admission charges
Annual pass: adult £12.50; concession £11 child (5-15 years) £5.50
Day tickets and family tickets are also available. 
10% discount for advance online bookings.

July 12, 2019