Enginuity

Would you crumble in an earthquake? Can you really get electricity from a pond? It's time to find out...

Serious just got fun. And vice-versa!

Now it’s time to change the way you view things at the awesome Enginuity – see how you can generate electricity using water and turn an original flywheel by hand!

Join in one of our great school holiday design & make workshops.

Opening times
Ticket Prices
Directions

The following facilities and rules apply at this attraction:

Disabled toilets
Ladies & Gents toilets
Shopping available
Guide dogs only

ENGINUITY TICKETS >

CHALLENGE YOUR MATES!

Get hands-on and pull a loco or build an earthquake-proof tower
Generate electricity using water and dams
Challenge your parents to build the strongest bridge

FAMILY FUN

Get creative and join-in our design challenges
Join-in our awesome school holiday workshops
Smaller kids can enjoy the soft play area
Try out the free puzzles on the demo desk

Opening times

Opening times
Dates	Opening times
25th Mar – 3rd Nov 2019	Mon - Sun, 10am - 4pm
4th Nov 2019 – 29th Mar 2020	Tuesday to Sunday, 10am - 4pm

See our opening times page for other attraction times.

Directions

The postcode for Enginuity is TF8 7DQ

See our directions page for further details.

challenge your mates!

Get hands-on and build an earthquake-proof tower
Generate electricity using water and dams
Challenge your parents to build a bridge

Family fun

Get creative and join-in our design challenges
Join-in our awesome school holiday workshops
Smaller kids can enjoy the soft play area
Try out the free puzzles on the demo desk

Is there a cashpoint?

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

Can I bring my dog?

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

How long will my visit last?

We suggest a visit to Enginuity will take at about 1-2 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

Is there anything for kids to do?

The whole place is child-focused and they’ll love it there. During the school holidays there are great family friendly drop-in workshops.

Children must be accompanied by an adult whilst visiting.

Is the Museum suitable for visitors with disabilities?

Enginuity has good access for all
The exhibition is mainly on one level, with a lift to the mezzanine gallery
There is an accessible toilet on site
Exhibits are multi-sensory
This is a noisy environment, with frequent loud sounds
Download an Access Guide here

Come and see the world's longest span model bridge at Enginuity!

We have teamed up with the Institution of Civil Engineers and Bright Bricks to create, what hope will be a Guinness World Record breaker - the longest span model bridge made from LEGO®, an incredible amount of toy bricks!

The bridge is made from 205,000 bricks and has a record span of 16.91m and is 34m long. See this mind-boggling feat on our time lapse installation video.