National Gas Museum Trust 195 Aylestone Rd, Leicester LE2 7QJ

National Gas Museum Trust

90 Reviews
  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday10 AM–3 PM
  • Wednesday10 AM–3 PM
  • ThursdayClosed
National Gas Museum Trust 195 Aylestone Rd, Leicester LE2 7QJ

About the Business

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Contacts

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+447557612340
195 Aylestone Rd, Leicester LE2 7QJ

Hours

  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday10 AM–3 PM
  • Wednesday10 AM–3 PM
  • ThursdayClosed

Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Toilets
  • Good for kids
  • Restaurant

Recommended Reviews

Ken Hale
10.03.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
It would have been a more enjoyable experience if the postcode given was correct!!! Instead it took us round and round Meridian Way. Please correct it.
Andrew Davidson
14.02.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
I visited as part of a pre-booked group. I’m not sure if you can just turn up. We had an interesting guided tour and learnt about the history of the gas-works before the days of “North Sea gas” There are some quirky exhibits including a gas hair dryer and a gas radio, I kid you not!
Gina Farmer
02.02.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
A Hidden Gem, full of memorabilia from the oldest cooker from 1890s, a 1920s kitchen and some more modern appliances. A piece of real history soon to be pushed to the back of our memories as fossil fuel become a thing of the past. Dog Friendly too.
Len Glover
22.01.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
A hidden" gem of Leicester. It's been there for nearly 50 years but never heard of it until last week. Very small-scale but quite fascinating. Recognized a lot of appliances remembered from my youth (see photo). Pluses were
Stuart Elwell
20.01.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
One of the top five national gas museums in the Leicester area.
JEREMY PEARCE
16.01.2024
National Gas Museum Trust
A Very Historical And Interesting Building, Show's How Leicester Looked ,When Leicester Was Lit By Gas Street Lamps And Later To Modern Day Electrical Street Lamps - The Building In Which The Gas Museum Stands is A historic gas monument.And under the Clock Tower of a Victorian listed building which dates from 1878 When town gas was first made on The Site on Aylestone Road.
Andrew Kidd
28.12.2023
National Gas Museum Trust
Very interesting and familiar. Shame there is only the one in the country. Ideally more room needed and info next to exhibits or audio option through iphone and own earphones? Chuck a few grand at it to set this up and definitely 5 star.Of course a nice brew as you look around would help.
S C
26.12.2023
National Gas Museum Trust
We visited the National Gas Museum with a group and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Staff made us feel very welcome and gave a good introductory talk about the history of the building. Our group loved exploring the range of quirky displays, which sparked plenty of conversations - I remember...". Staff were very accommodating of our group visit from our initial enquiries through to helping us set up on the day. We brought our own refreshments and used the museum as a venue for our volunteer social event and it worked very well. Thank you
Richard Stronghill
18.12.2023
National Gas Museum Trust
Thank you to Andy for accommodating our visit to the Museum, it was a very interesting and a personal walk down memory lane.

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195 Aylestone Rd, Leicester LE2 7QJ
National Gas Museum Trust