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Group Visits Brochure guidelines. Check out www.ironbridge.org.uk for full details. full for www.ironbridge.org.uk out Check guidelines. well and symptom-free and always follow current Government Government current follow always and symptom-free and well payments. Please only visit us when you and your party are feeling feeling are party your and you when us visit only Please payments. buildings, hygiene screens on counters and increased contactless contactless increased and counters on screens hygiene buildings, limited access to small indoor areas, one-way routes through through routes one-way areas, indoor small to access limited increased cleaning regime, installation of hand sanitising stations, stations, sanitising hand of installation regime, cleaning increased made changes to the way we operate and this includes an an includes this and operate we way the to changes made Museums and can’t wait to see you. 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Just get in touch today and we’ll help make make help we’ll and today touch in get Just visit. perfect your hours, our dedicated group visits team are here to help shape shape help to here are team visits group dedicated our hours, Whether you have a couple of days or even just a couple of of couple a just even or days of couple a have you Whether TAILORED FOR YOU FOR TAILORED ideas at www.ironbridge.org.uk/plan/groups at ideas the most of your visit to Ironbridge. Check out some some out Check Ironbridge. to visit your of most the There are lots of other itinerary options to help you make make you help to options itinerary other of lots are There Iron. of Museum Coalbrookdale 7. journey to finish the day at day the finish to journey before continuing your your continuing before Tollhouse and Bridge Iron 3. iconic Next stop, see the the see stop, Next Museum. China Coalport 5. wonderful lunch. Board your coach for the short drive to see the the see to drive short the for coach your Board lunch. walk along the canal and enjoy a bag of fish & chips for for chips & fish of bag a enjoy and canal the along walk N Town, Victorian Hill Blists 1. exploring morning the Spend THE PERFECT DAY TRIP: TRIP: DAY PERFECT THE ALL OF THE BEST BITS BEST THE OF ALL SUGGESTED DAYS OUT DAYS SUGGESTED MAP OF IRONBRIDGE GORGE IRONBRIDGE OF MAP WELCOME TO IRONBRIDGE GREAT GROUP RATES! IRONBRIDGE A visit to the Ironbridge Gorge Museums with your group, club or society is a perfect day-trip. We’re ideally placed in the heart of the country with great VALLEY OF INVENTION ALL SITES GROUP TICKET links to the motorway network. Walk in the footsteps (LASTS FOR 7 DAYS) Groups 15 + of industrial pioneers and explore our valley of GROUP VISITS invention. Where will your group visit take you? PEAK (1 APR - 31 OCT '21) can save up to 2021 Adult/60+ £20, Child/Student £12 50% OFF-PEAK (1 NOV '21 - 31 MAR '22) • Experience life as a Victorian over 120 years Adult/60+ £14.50, Child/Student £9.50 ago at 1. Blists Hill BLISTS HILL VICTORIAN TOWN • Enjoy the delicate charm of ceramics at (ONE-DAY, INDIVIDUAL SITE TICKET) 6. Jackfield and 5. Coalport PEAK (1 APR - 31 OCT '21) • See how iron forged here in Ironbridge changed Adult/60+ £15, Child/Student £9 the world at 7. Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron OFF-PEAK (1 NOV '21 - 31 MAR '22) Adult/60+ £10.00, Child/Student £6.50 GROUP BENEFITS One-day, individual site tickets are available for other museums, ask us for more details. • Generous discount on tickets for parties of 15+ Get in touch with our dedicated group visit • Free entry for group organiser and coach driver team to discover more: • Free coach parking and lunch voucher for coach driver @ [email protected] 01952 435900 • Free ticket for 2 adults to come and plan the trip when you book a group visit OPENING TIMES & LOCATION • Eat, drink and relax with catering options to suit every taste and budget Museum opening times vary. • Add on a guided tour with one of our experts Visit IRONBRIDGE.ORG.UK for details A World Heritage Site Junction 4, M54 and then follow brown signs to full of Amazing Days Out Ironbridge Gorge O SAVE UP T 50% BOOK TODAY BOOK TODAY @ [email protected] 01952 435900 Registered Offices: The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust Limited, Coalbrookdale, Telford, @ [email protected] 01952 435900 Shropshire TF8 7DQ. Charitable Trust Ref No. 503717-R. The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust is committed to sustainable tourism practices and has a Gold Award for Green Tourism. WWW.IRONBRIDGE.ORG.UK/PLAN/GROUPS Information correct at time of printing but subject to change without notice. WWW.IRONBRIDGE.ORG.UK/PLAN/GROUPS BLISTS HILL VICTORIAN TOWN Step into the past and lose yourself in the stories of almost real Victorians in their authentic shops and cottages. The blacksmith’s hammer, horses hooves and the noises of the steam engine will be the soundtrack of your day. Change your money in the bank and treat yourself in the sweetshop or the bakery. Call in to cosy cottages and catch up on the news of the day, see craftspeople in their atmospheric workshops and enjoy a bag of traditional fish & chips – all the richness of Victorian life is here. COALBROOKDALE MUSEUM OF IRON Discover how this quiet corner of Shropshire changed the world at Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron. See exhibits from the legendary Great THE FURNACE KITCHEN Exhibition of 1851 including stunning art Enjoy relaxed dining at our destination cafe restaurant castings, marvel at the versatility of iron and - The Furnace Kitchen. Brunch, lunch, cakes & bakes, step inside Abraham Darby's Old Furnace. barista coffee & curated wine list. COALPORT CHINA MUSEUM MUSEUM OF THE GORGE ENGINUITY BROSELEY PIPEWORKS JACKFIELD TILE MUSEUM THE IRON BRIDGE & TOLLHOUSE TAR TUNNEL DARBY HOUSES.
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