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Interesting museum set in large and very pleasant grounds.
I came for the excellent Set To Stun exhibition of Science Fiction props. Be sure to pick up the guide on the way in as the exhibits are spread out around the museum and there is more to see than you might think.
I thought this was just another museum. It is worth the visit, although I did a big detour due to a wrong turn in the roundabout.
I initially plan to visit this park and museum because I just checked out of my accommodation, and the shopping mall at Westfield is yet to open.
The museum is the mai
Really beautiful building full of fun and impressive items. The staff all seemed really passionate about the place and brought it to life.
Free museum which is good. Better experience with schools as they provide role play and other rooms are visited not for the public.
Visited today just to see the set to stun exhibition mainly. Have never visited before. What an amazing place with lovely staff. Lots of things to look at and the grounds are beautiful. Great day out.
Wisteria has filled the area with fragrance, must visit this weekend before they fade away
Best location for Wedding Photography
Just beautiful.
We only went into the (free) museum briefly, but it looked really good now it has been revamped.
Also, the toilets are clean & available to all; the shop sells basic snacks & drinks.
In general, the whole park is great for a family day out: the play area; the lake & boats; the garden
Very nice, clean and quiet park. Comfortable place to rest. There are interesting exhibits in the museum, such as old fire engines. You will fall in love with this place from the very beginning.
Excellent local facility. Perfect for kids, dog walkers,museum lovers and sports enthusiasts. Lovely coffee van and even doggie icecream on sale in the museum shop. Very little litter, and immaculately cleared up after a weekend concert.
A free museum about the local history set within a park.
A 15 minute walk from Acton Town underground station although there are regular buses if you wish to use it.
There is a gift shop, clean toilets and a mobile coffee shop outside and friendly staff.
The volunteers are brilliant with so much knowledge. Had an amazing experience with the knowledge and guidance from one of the volunteers (I think her name was Bridget) when I visited with my mum. Highly recomend the museum and taking the time to visit the follies.
Very nice museum, unfortunately many rooms were closed for public view.
Nice little musuem with friendly staff and completely free!
Very impressed. The castle is beautifully restored. An interesting exposition with descriptions of the life of servants. Well, if someone wants more information, then the friendly staff is ready to share this with you.
The park is huge and if you wanna walk around, you need more than an hour. Ideal for run, or walk with your dog. The entrance is free.
A visit to this museum is like a captivating story unfolding before your eyes. It's a journey of discovery through art and heritage.
A visit to this museum is like stepping into a time capsule of art and history. It's an enriching experience that leaves a lasting impression.
Me and my wife had a very enjoyable hour or so looking round the Museum, one of the assistance answered all our questions as well as showing us round.
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