Easter at the Brunel Museum

Enjoy Easter at the Brunel Museum with a series of events for adults and the young ones in the family. Adults will enjoy the Brunel’s Easter River Trips. Children travel for free plus there will be art and crafts activities for them at the museum.

 

 

Brunel’s Easter River Trips

Brunel’s Easter River Trips Daily Saturday 1st—15th April Meet 10.40 (prompt) Embankment tube for Boat Trip Sunday/Monday meet 10.40 Bermondsey tube for River Walk – Children free, Adults £13 including ferry ticket

This Easter why not set sail with us on the Brunel Museum boat trip? Travel over three Brunel bridges and over Brunel’s tunnel, past the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London. Icons. And secrets. A secret gateway for the Czar of Russia. Six men dead on a haunted ship. Broken bones by the silent Harpy. Broken slipways on the Isle of Dogs. Outcroppings of the past that haven’t been swallowed by the passage of time. That tell of the monster ship. And of the world’s most important tunnel.

Art and Craft Activities

Drop in 1pm—3pm Activity included with admission price

Monday 3rd April

Make your own chocolate cure for Victorian Tunnel Fever

Tuesday 4 April

Eggs-travagant Easter Egg hunt

Wednesday 5 April

Brunel’s Bridge Building Challenge

Thursday 6th April

Potting mad gardening Activity

Friday 7 April

Victorian life and sweet making

Monday 10 April

Egg-citing egg decorating

Tuesday 11 April

Make your own Egg-cellent herb bag

Wednesday 12 April

Make cress heads in the Museum garden

Thursday 13th April

Code cracking challenge

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About The Brunel Museum

A museum, art gallery and events space. This amazing landmark in Rotherhithe village is a culture hub in this part of south London with an all year around series of music concerts, theatre and performances. The Brunel Museum is open seven days a week from 10:00 until 17:00 and later for special events (see publicity). Entry to the Brunel Museum is £6 and £4 for concessions. Children under 16 free of charge. Entry to Great Eastern launch ramps is free. Special events are priced separately.

Grand Entrance Hall

Grade II* listed structure and the world’s first caisson. The chamber is half the size of Shakespeare’s Globe, and is open again for the first time in a hundred and fifty years. This is where work on the tunnel began, and where Isambard Kingdom Brunel nearly drowned. When it opened in 1843 it was the world’s most popular visitor attraction, with a million visitors in the first three months. There are guided tours every lunchtime, and regular music and theatre events, but entry is by half size doorway and temporary staircase. Work has begun to convert the chamber into gallery and performance space and the centrepiece of the Museum.

You come by boat to the museum at 10.45 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays or by walking tours on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays. See guided walking tour from Bermondsey or Embankment tube stations.

Brunel Museum | Railway Avenue, Rotherhithe, London, SE16 4LF

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