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We The Curious
We The Curious is all about discovering how science and the world around us works and is fully hands-on, making it perfect for kids. There is a huge range of exhibits including displays on the human brain, sound and music, communication technologies and scientific curiosities. Check out the amazing planetarium where you can stargaze, or explore other riveting exhibits which delve into concepts of anatomy, space and other interesting ideas.
Bath Aqua Theatre Of Glass
If you are looking for a total retail experience, and want to treat yourself to something more than the usual tacky, 'I've Been To Bath' t-shirts, then you will be well advised to take a stroll into the heart of bohemian Walcot and check out the Bath Aqua Theatre Of Glass. Here, you can watch the glass blowing demonstrations and learn how the famous glass is blown. The colour of the glass, a pale turquoise, represents the waters from which the city takes its name. The process is fascinating and the demonstrations are informative. After wards, it is almost impossible to resist a peek in the shop to find a unique and beautiful souvenir as a lasting reminder of your visit. Glass Blowing demonstrations are free.
The Shoe Museum
Step in style at The Shoe Museum located in Street at Somerset. This unique museum is home to various types and styles of shoes worn over the years in history. Interestingly, the museum houses shoes belonging to the Roman era and spanning across to the recent years. The museum is a showcase of many designs mastered by the C&J Clark Company. You can also catch a glimpse of the wedding slippers of Princess Diana. Now that's a novelty, isn't it? Check website for more information.
Glenside Museum
Found inside University of West of England's Glenside campus, Glenside Museum was established by a consultant psychiatrist, Dr. Donal F. Early. Glenside Museum houses paintings and drawings by Dennis Reed, a celebrated artist who has drawn paintings of life in Glenside during 1950s. Glenside Museum's collection includes an exhaustive range of images and paraphernalia used at Glenside Psychiatric Hospital. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) equipment is also on display at the Glenside Museum. Though entry to Glenside Museum is free, donations are encouraged from visitors.
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High Street, Street, United Kingdom, BA16 0EQ
Step in style at The Shoe Museum located in Street at Somerset. This unique museum is home to various types and styles of shoes worn over the years in history. Interestingly, the museum houses shoes belonging to the Roman era and spanning across to the recent years. The museum is a showcase of many designs mastered by the C&J Clark Company. You can also catch a glimpse of the wedding slippers of Princess Diana. Now that's a novelty, isn't it? Check website for more information.
Free
105-107 Walcot Street, Bath, United Kingdom, BA1 5BW
If you are looking for a total retail experience, and want to treat yourself to something more than the usual tacky, 'I've Been To Bath' t-shirts, then you will be well advised to take a stroll into the heart of bohemian Walcot and check out the Bath Aqua Theatre Of Glass. Here, you can watch the glass blowing demonstrations and learn how the famous glass is blown. The colour of the glass, a pale turquoise, represents the waters from which the city takes its name. The process is fascinating and the demonstrations are informative. After wards, it is almost impossible to resist a peek in the shop to find a unique and beautiful souvenir as a lasting reminder of your visit. Glass Blowing demonstrations are free.
Free
Blackberry Hill, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS16 1DD
Found inside University of West of England's Glenside campus, Glenside Museum was established by a consultant psychiatrist, Dr. Donal F. Early. Glenside Museum houses paintings and drawings by Dennis Reed, a celebrated artist who has drawn paintings of life in Glenside during 1950s. Glenside Museum's collection includes an exhaustive range of images and paraphernalia used at Glenside Psychiatric Hospital. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) equipment is also on display at the Glenside Museum. Though entry to Glenside Museum is free, donations are encouraged from visitors.
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Anchor Road, One Millennium Square, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS1 5DB
We The Curious is all about discovering how science and the world around us works and is fully hands-on, making it perfect for kids. There is a huge range of exhibits including displays on the human brain, sound and music, communication technologies and scientific curiosities. Check out the amazing planetarium where you can stargaze, or explore other riveting exhibits which delve into concepts of anatomy, space and other interesting ideas.
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