Visitors can expect to experience a journey back in time, with 19th-century buildings, recreators in period dress, festivals, courses, workshops, and even a torchlight bug hunt. The museum is set up like a small village, providing a glimpse into the past.
According to visitor reviews, some highlights of the museum include the authentic atmosphere, knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff, free soda bread cooked over a coal fire, and the availability of mobility scooters for those who need them. Visitors also enjoyed the variety of activities and exhibits, such as the doctor's surgery, cinema, printing press, weaving, shops, and delicious food served at the café.
Visitors describe their overall experience as fantastic, enjoyable, and authentic. They appreciate the attention to detail in recreating the past, the friendly and knowledgeable staff, and the immersive atmosphere of the museum. Many visitors mention that they had a great time exploring the exhibits and participating in various activities offered at the museum.
Some of the amenities available at the museum include plenty of toilets, a coffee shop, a food area, and even a pub. Visitors can also find a car park at the front entrance, with a bus available to bring them up to the top of the hill where the museum is located. Additionally, there are options for reservations and no entry fees through a side gate.
Visitors describe the staff as dressed for the time period, very knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and helpful. They appreciate the effort put into making the visit enjoyable and educational, with staff members providing insights into the history and traditions showcased at the museum. The young staff members are particularly mentioned for their enthusiasm and contribution to the overall experience.
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