Companies tagged with: Historical

Families can have fun following the specially designed trail, 'A Woolly Tale',  trying their hand at carding, spinning and sewing along the way. 

Following the mile-long trip to the summit take a guided nature walk from the Visitor Centre.

This Museum tells the history of one of the world's greatest ports and the people who used it. 

Looking at life in Orkney at the time of the Stone Age and Bronze Age. An opportunity to handle Neolithic artefacts.

See aerial photographs; artists' drawings; models; maps; the Newstead charger - to ride; a blacksmith's workshop; a Roman kitchen and pottery.

With lots to see including beautiful gardens. A variety of birds can be seen from time to time in the Big Wood. 

Marvel at the collections, explore the Gardens and Bird Garden, boat trip across the lake, youngsters can enjoy the excitement of the Adventure Playground! .

European Industrial Museum of the Year Winner. Original working machinery. Computer displays and hands-on interactive Juteopolis film show.

It contains an exhibition giving an idea of what life was like in the broch.

 An exhibition about the history of Creetown. Historical photographs, audio and video presentations, local arts & crafts.

Built for Robert II on his accession to the throne of Scotland in 1371 this fortified tower house was a residence for early Stewart kings for the next 150 years.

Lived in by the Berkeley family that built it in 1117. Edward II murdered here and Civil War damage remains.

Fine private collections of gemstones, crystals, minerals, rocks and fossils in Great Britain.

An excellent insight to life on the Shetland Islands over the last one hundred years (and more). Refreshments, craft shop

Indoor for Kids -Set in an old woollen mill the Museum tells the story of its past, as well as hosing many other exhibits. 

With historical displays, recreation of the 16th century kitchens, Regimental Museum of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.

Make discovering history fun by using interactive displays, visiting our interactive centre, having a ride on a simulator and much more!

The family home of Oliver Cromwell from 1636, there are exhibition rooms, and period rooms, with displays on Cromwell's life.

Eavesdrop on cases held in this courtroom with a soundtrack based on the transcripts of real trials. Look at the many exhibitions!

Leicester's oldest museum has wide-ranging collections spanning the natural and cultural world, special discover area for 2s to 8s.

Originally owned by the kings of Scotland. It is known as the oldest inhabited and most romantic house in Scotland.

Here you actually enter the World of the Highlander and experience walking through a number of 'time windows' dating from the early 18th century.

A path descends the cliffs then climbs up to the castle from a small car park. Standing on a rock almost surrounded by the sea.

If you like aircraft this is the place for you with over 30 aircraft and plenty more to see.

We also host a variety of temporary displays and activities suitable for all the family. Audio tours, tourist information, gifts & souvenirs. 

The museum has an extensive and varied collection of domestic and defence wireless equipment.

The National Media Museum is a FREE fun day out for the whole family devoted to film, photos, TV, radio & the web. Restaurant, Cafe.

This is one of the finest Romano-British archaeological sites in the UK. Our award-winning Exhibition and Visitor Centre offers a unique insight into Roman life in Britain.

This is a haven for history lovers, a place of peace and tranquility, a home for Lancashire’s finest produce and superb food. 

Originally a lodge to the Great House where Queen Elizabeth I once stayed, the Red Lodge is often described as Bristol's 'hidden treasure'.

Discover the American way of life from colonial times, the joys and hardships of American children. Set in 30 acres of beautiful parkland.

Outstanding and diverse range of objects, from sea dinosaurs to magnificent art.

Scotland’s Cold War Control Centre, and best-kept secret for over 40 years, Hidden beneath a Scottish Farmhouse, a tunnel leads to  24,000 square feet.

It is a great place to spend a rainy day or have a picnic in the garden when the weather is fine. Monthly Museum club. School visits. 

Explore our lively "Man in the Landscape" exhibition and our Discovery Centre, both on the ground floor and much more. Gift shop.

All aboard for an exciting journey into history! Ride a steam train and visit the museum, plenty for the whole family to enjoy.

Special Events: Spring into Easter, April 4. Classic Cars May 2, on our 1950s working farm with dairy cows, sheep, pigs, and much more!

Learn about fossils that transform into dinosaurs, prehistoric crocodiles and fish, a diorama of local animals and birds and much more!

Superb views and wonderful gardens. Full programme of events.

Mediaeval Castle with Banquet Halls, James 1st Drawing Room and Elizabethan ceiling, the ancient Edward 1st Room.

Wonderful collections of cars, motorcycles, caravans and a huge toy collection of pedal cars & models.

Museum of Roman Britain with lots of interesting exhibits including mosaics.

Gardens and grounds set between the Rivers Spey and Avon. Tour of rooms.

Discover the chequered history of Newcastle upon Tyne, from Romans and Knights to ship-builders and pitmen.

This museum combines the excavated remains of the fort with spectacular reconstructions and exciting, hands-on museum displays.

Enjoy strolling through the paddocks and feeding the animals through the hoppers. Also enjoy the adventure playground.

Over 50 historic aircraft including Tornado GR4, Spitfire & the rarely-seen Nimrod MR2. Large range of military vehicles. 

Home to more than 100 fallow deer. Access to Dinefwr Castle, number of scenic walks including wooded boardwalk. Children’s quiz trail.

A wonderful atmosphere of Edwardian living in the home of the Stanford family for over 130 years.

Living history 19th century farm Waggoner with heavy horse works the land; vintage machinery; rare breeds, hand-milked cows and much more!

Alloa Tower is the largest surviving keep in Scotland.

A fully furnished, traditional, Lewis thatched house Providing a unique insight into island life. 

Going back to Norman times, including Cardigan Castle, artefacts and lots of information. Guided tours can be arranged.

The museum which creates historic Welsh life is also making gardens for the many old re-erected buildings. Also excellent formal gardens.

Ruined Castle - Built by Earl Patrick Stewart in 1600 much is in ruins, or does not exist at all, however the tower house has been somewhat restored.

A partially demolished broch (round tower) on an island on the southern shore of the Loch of Clickimin, and dating back to 700-500 BC.

The collections dating from 1600 are displayed in a fine timber-framed building located in the most ancient part of Cambridge.

This is a fantastic place to visit. It brings to life the time of Nelson, Napoleon & the Battle of Trafalgar.

It includes oval-shaped Bronze Age houses, Iron Age broch and wheelhouses, Viking long houses, medieval farmstead and 16th century laird’s house.

Unique collection of information, photographs and artefacts from the local area & people which ties in to stories and displays of how their use.

Dress up in Victorian costume,  pose for a portrait picture. Play cook at the mini kitchen range. Delve into history on the touch screen.

See animatronic dinosaurs, interactive exhibits, fossils and trails. Enjoy some Roar-some family fun in this fantastic exhibition!

The museum is full of interesting local history with hands-on elements for all the family.

Good Museum - Take a look at varied items from the past with lots of interesting displays.

Lots of hands-on working exhibits: try vintage games in our  ‘Pong to Playstation’ Zone with Pong, Pacman, and more. School visits.

You will see fossil footprints left by prehistoric reptiles, the Wildlife of the Solway marshes, tools and weapons of the earliest peoples of the region.

See how tin mining  took place. Walk through narrow tunnels with a guide who brings to life the conditions of the miners.

This impressive 16^th century house, set in a garden of pear trees, interprets the tragic life and times of Mary Queen of Scots!

The 'Beatrix Potter' exhibition explores the history and heritage of her work, using interactive activities for children!

Children and adults will enjoy the sights and sounds of country life! Get close to all the animals  on a real working farm.

This is the exciting story of the Corps of Royal Engineers. see their innovation & creativity including tanks, torpedoes, bridges.

The Science Museum is world-renowned for its awe-inspiring collections, family activities and exhibitions including the all-new Launchpad gallery!

See Roman life in the second-largest town Roman in England with interactive & hands-on displays including stunning mosaics.

Video presentation, view the machines and craftsmen in action, listen to a taped commentary as you go.

A castle from where Mary, Queen of Scots escaped, after being held from 1567-8. Set on a small island in Loch Leven.

Enjoy the fascinating exhibitions, hands-on galleries, historic working machinery and superb special exhibitions. Cafe. Shop. School trips.

Explore 900 years of history in this great castle. Chlidrens activities and many special events.

Other lively displays relate to the history of the building and to Selkirk.  Video and audio-tape programmes are available.

Excellent air museum for all the family with many historic aircraft, activities and museum. Events throughout the year.

Displays exhibits relating to Northampton's varied history including, military history, 19-century fashion gallery and leathercraft gallery.

Discovery Centre in the Stables, with audio-visual displays.  Special jousting events.

Designed as a place to bring the whole family, Maple Street is the largest Dolls House and Miniature Shop in Europe.

Foxton Canal Museum is situated in the reconstructed Boiler House of the lift.  It tells the story of the lift and canals it served for the public.

Medieval castle, beautiful parkland with plenty for children to do. Full programme of events throughout the year.

Gold Panning in July and August. Educational & school visits, Interactive displays. Beam Engine. Gift shop, cafe.

Packed full of inspiring art, fascinating social history and fun interactive gadgets. School groups  welcome with prior bookings. School Holiday Workshops

Regularly changing display of vintage costumes from the museum's 1,000 or more collection.

2000 years of history with some great displays, mouse-hole trails and more!

A frightful day out, the London Bridge Experience and the London Tombs are set in the historic surroundings of the tombs under the London Bridge. DISCOUNT DEALS!

Take the land-train to boat trips and our new adventure playground; discover our house & park near York, North Yorkshire

For a fantastic free day out with railway legends, daily demonstrations and interactive exhibits visit the National Railway Museum in York.

Good Museum - Relating the history of the Royal Burgh of Dornoch, interpretive displays and items illustrating the town’s history.

11th century Celtic Cross, medieval bridge, the only restored Tidal Mill in Wales, picnic area, holiday activities for young people, guided tours.

A West India merchant house is displayed as it might have looked in the 18th century. Home to the slave Pero...

New Museum in attractive canal side locationwith exciting displays. Resource Room, Cafe.

Find out about crime and punishment in Beaumaris Gaol, see the spartan cells and unique treadwheel.

The best preserved broch in Scotland. With its Iron Age drystone tower it reaches a height of around 40ft.

Learn about Wiltshire and its environment and its people over the last 6,000 years. Collections  from  Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site.

All year award winning attraction with more than 70 aircraft. Adventure and picnic area. Helicopter rides. Coffee shop with hot meals.

Visitors can climb the 24-metre tower, which offers superb views of the town and surrounding countryside. Visit the secret tunnel.

Learn about childhood amongst hardworking crofters and townsfolk, where money and luxuries were scarce and life followed the rhythm of the seasons. 

Rare breeds farm animals, children’s adventure playground, falconry displays, at the Home of Shakespeare’s mother.

This is one of England's most beautiful castles. Knight's Maze and Children's Assault Course. Adventure Playground. 

Contains exhibits of everyday life from centuries past including an impressive domestic equipment gallery. One of our great Kids Days Out

Friendly  museum allow all ages to get involved. Regular junior workshops, family events and a range of activities!

With its entertaining & creative workshops, friendly interactive galleries & an outdoor Story Garden, The Bowes Museum is first choice for family fun.

Discover what family life was like. Interesting Schools sessions - dress up in Victorian Costumes.

Award-winning museum in Dorset on your kids days out -  fossils, skeletons and life-sized dinosaur reconstructions with multimedia and hands on displays.

This small museum is well worth a visit with good displays from the history of the area.

Once a great Elizabethan mansion it is partly ruined and a shell. However the Great Hall and state rooms are intact.

The highlight of the tour is the amazing Bronze Age Cavern, dug out over 3,500 years ago. 

Why visit just one amazing attraction when you can visit 4 amazing attractions and save a massive 46%!? With over 90 days to visit your chosen attractions, you get 3 months of family fun for less.

Come and visit the exhibition which takes you up to the high level walkways, for spectacular views across London.

A unique castle partly built in 1480 by William Hastings, Kirby. Guided tours available.

Go behind the scenes at this living museum. Watch troopers working with their horses.  Craft activities and story-telling sessions over the summer.

STEAM  is an interactive, hands-on history of the people & locomotives who built & operated the Great Western Railway. Cafeteria.

Guided tours of the underground workings and exhibition on gold Gold panning.