Enginuity

Enginuity is a hands-on technology museum where visitors explore engineering and science through interactive stations spread across four main learning areas. The building contains experiments and practical challenges that teach how materials work, how systems operate, and how energy powers things in everyday life.

The museum opened in 2002 as part of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust and sits in Coalbrookdale, a region that played a major role in the Industrial Revolution. It was built to keep the area's tradition of innovation and manufacturing alive for future generations.

The museum presents workshops for school groups and corporate teams, teaching engineering concepts through practical exercises like building downhill buggies and pneumatic cranes.

The museum is easy to reach and provides information about visiting on its website and through its main office. Plan to spend a few hours here to get the most from the hands-on activities and interactive zones.

The museum contains a giant x-ray machine that lets visitors see inside objects and understand their inner workings in a way rarely possible elsewhere. There is also a robotic arm station where people test their own reaction times, adding a playful element to learning.

Location: Coalbrookdale

Address: Coach Road, Telford TF8 7DQ

Website: https://ironbridge.org.uk/explore/enginuity

GPS coordinates: 52.62800,-2.48500

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:29