Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron

Coalbrookdale changed the world forever... discover how with family trails, galleries and interactives.

Is iron the greatest material ever made?

Find out how iron, and particularly Coalbrookdale iron, changed the course of the world
See stunning exhibits, exquisite art castings and functional cookware all made from iron
Brand-new destination restaurant, the Furnace Kitchen, now open for all visitors

The following facilities and rules apply at this attraction:

Opening times

Opening times
Dates	Opening times
23rd Mar – 1st May 2020	Closed

As of 23 March 2020 all of the museums, including Blists Hill Victorian Town, are temporarily closed to the general public.

See our opening times page for other attraction times.

The postcode for Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron is TF8 7DQ

See our directions page for further details.

We only sell Annual Passport tickets online.

Annual Passport Tickets
Ticket Type	Walk Up Price	Online Saver Price
Family (1 Adult + their children)	£50.00	£47.50
Family (2 Adults + their children)	£75.00	£71.25
Adult	£27.50	£26.10
Child/Student	£17.50	£16.60
Add on a Blists Hill Guide Book	£4.95	£4.95

You can withdraw money from our free-to-use cash machine at Blists Hill Victorian Town or from the Co-op in Ironbridge town.

Assistance dogs are welcome to visit with you, other dogs are welcome at Blists Hill Victorian Town only.

We suggest a visit to Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron will take at about 1 ½ hours.

These are our recommended visit times:

Blists Hill Victorian Town	3+ hours
Coalport China Museum	1.5 hours
Tar Tunnel	20 minutes
Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron	1.5 hours
Darby Houses	1 hour
Enginuity	2 hours
Iron Bridge & Tollhouse	30 minutes
Museum of The Gorge	45 minutes
Jackfield Tile Museum	1.5 hours
Broseley Pipeworks	1 hour

There’s a great family trail around the Coalbrookdale site to follow, pick it up from reception on arrival.

Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron is on three floors, all of which are accessible by a passenger lift.
Accessible parking is next to the museum.
There is an accessible toilet on site.
There are many tactile objects around the museum, that all are welcome to touch
Ask at reception for the best route if you are using a wheelchair
Please download an Access Guide Here