Ironbridge Attractions
Ironbridge became famous in 1778 with the construction of the first iron bridge across the Severn.
Ironbridge is probably one of the top sites in the world to learn about the Industrial Revolution. The town is the birthplace of the revolution that changed the face of the world forever.
The hill beside the river in Ironbridge has the 16th century stone hunting lodge at Lincoln Hill, many 17th and 18th century workers cottages, some notable Georgian houses and some early Victorian villas.
Ironbridge is probably one of the top sites in the world to learn about the Industrial Revolution. The town is the birthplace of the revolution that changed the face of the world forever.
The hill beside the river in Ironbridge has the 16th century stone hunting lodge at Lincoln Hill, many 17th and 18th century workers cottages, some notable Georgian houses and some early Victorian villas.
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Ironbridge Gorge Museum
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ironbridge Gorge Museum exhibits information from the Industrial Age.
Blists Hill Open Air Museum
At Blists Hill Open Air Museum visitors can experience the Victorian age in the course of a half-hour tour.
The tour includes a recreated working community with a tile works a cobbler's shop a locksmith as well as all the traditional sites of a town.
Food and refreshments can be purchased at a number of spots on the site.
The tour includes a recreated working community with a tile works a cobbler's shop a locksmith as well as all the traditional sites of a town.
Food and refreshments can be purchased at a number of spots on the site.
Jackfield Tile Museum
Jackfield Tile Museum, in whose workshops tiles were fired and glazed from 1850 to 1960. Abraham Darby's kiln for iron smelting (1709) can be seen here.
Facilities
Gift shop
