Ironbridge Attractions with Fish and Chips for Two 11817121

Can't fault anything, from initial purchase, to booking the visit, to enjoying the occasion.....wish I'd discovered Buyagift years ago but better late than never and will try to make up for lost time!

Enjoyed the day at Blists Hill town, good chats with people in shops etc telling us about victorian times. Enjoyed the old fair ground stalls .We have other sites to visit , well worth the money with lots more days out to come visiting other sites with our annual ticket.

The gift turned out to be a yearly membership which was a bonus. There’s so much to see across all the sites it’d be difficult to do in one day. Also, fish & chips were amazing and staff really friendly, knowledgable & helpful.

Wyre valley hotel was beautiful and clean and room was fab. Can’t fault anything. Lovely children’s playground just up road, and walk to ironbridge itself. Staff were brilliant at hotel. Just up the road with great eateries and fish and chips. Went to bliss hill and other attractions on our yearly pass... just a brilliant few days and weather gorgeous. Definatley recommend hotel and annual pass to ironbridge.

Brilliant day. The Ironbridge Museum is a fab place to spend the day - so much to see and do, it really is like stepping back in time! So glad we’ve got an annual pass as can’t wait to go back again.

Blists Hill is a fantastic day out and there are several other venues to visit all included in the ticket price as well as the ticket being valid for 1 year.

Would highly recommend this as a gift for any age, and it lasts for a year. Fish and chips at Blists Hill where great, and all the museums so interesting.

Lovely location, such an interesting place which lead the world, amazing! Busy day, lots of walking, you will probably need to visit twice at least but great having a year-long pass. Fantastic really.

The ten Ironbridge Gorge Museums that tell the story of the industry in this area south of Telford in Shropshire was fascinating and absorbing. This area has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a result of the industrial history that made this country a world leader in the production of iron, tiles and ceramics. In three days I managed to visit seven of the museums. I did not visit Enginuity, the Broseley Pipe works and unfortunately the Tar Tunnel was closed. All the museums were well organised and two were in factories that were still operating - Jackfield Tiles and Coalport Pottery. Blists Hill, was a reconstruction of a Victorian Town from the turn of the nineteenth century built around the original iron works, coal mine and roof tile manufacturer. To make it more real, staff in the shops, houses, foundry, fun fair, tea rooms etc were dressed in costume. The ticket came with free fish and chips but the Fish and Chip shop was installing a new fish fryer and we had to make do with just the chips. They were very good though. The car parks were not free and cost £3 although the ones owned by the Trust were valid for 24 hours allowing them to be used at other sites. The museums closed at different times, the Darby Houses at 3pm.. The ticket is valid for a whole year and I intend to go again. Excellent!

Describing it a Fish & Chip 'Lunch' was something of an exaggeration. We had to eat standing up and from a paper cone. However, the fish and chips were delicious. We had to queue for nearly 30mins, service was very slow but it was a busy time I guess?