Kingswood Heritage Museum bath

Lovely quirky museum, staffed by enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers. Lots of displays focused on the local area, particularly it's industries. The fascinating grotto nearby is open on special event days. And there's also the giant statue of Neptune (the country's largest garden ornament!) A recommended site to visit.

A lovely place to visit to learn about the history of the area. Nice grounds too. Well worth a visit!

Very good museum full of local history, with a little gem which is the grotto and Neptune statue.

Lovely local museum, the Beagle 2 exhibit was particularly interesting - I had no idea he grew up around here.

Really good few hours spent here.

Attended their Books and Tools sale. Lovely gentlemen in the "Man Shed" with helpful advice on the tools available. Purchased a working B&D electric drill for £3 - bargain, back-up for old faithful - the electric drill my father gave me over 30yrs ago, even then it wasn't new.

What a lovely place this is! Maybe a hidden treasure to some but surprisingly larger than it looks, lots of interactive displays for children to enjoy and friendly, helpful staff. All while exploring the historical links to the area. There is a cafe and garden / grotto too to while away an easy few hours. Really recommend.

Absolute must for anyone from the area, or anyone who wants to know of local history. Very friendly, informed and helpful staff. Loved it.

What a pleasant surprise this museum is; like the Tardis, it is bigger inside than you think. Full of excellent local history, and well worth the £3 entry charge, amd you can buy coffee and cakes, too.

A wonderful museum staffed by volunteers. Covers the area's history from Roman times and celebrating local industry - brass foundry, coal mining, motorcycle manufacture, brush, boot, lingerie and other industries.