Did you know that Warwickshire's MAD Museum is the country’s only permanent venue for mechanical art?! It is, and YOU get to visit!
All of the fun and hands-on exhibits within The MAD Museum promote a range the learning of a range of subjects, including Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths, Art and Design.
In fact, it's a museum that kids can learn through play!
The various exhibits and experiences combine inspirational imagination with clever and often witty design - which is always fun!
It's a museum that encourages kids to put down their remotes and be more hands-on in life!
The MAD Museum is located in the center of Stratford upon Avon, so already you're in a beautiful setting, but this quirky attraction displays interactive pieces of mechanical art, in particular; kinetic art and automata.
Pretty cool!
If you're wondering, “MAD” stands for Mechanical Art and Design, and if you’re not quite sure what mechanical art is all about, just think of the machines and gizmos used in Wallace and Gromit and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!
In a nutshell, mechanical art is typically beautifully crafted, moving sculptures often made to have an exaggerated purpose or made simply for the fun of it!
The MAD Museum is ready to give the whole family a uniquely artistic and educational experience! Only question is, are YOU ready? Let's go!
They are located at 4-5 Henley Street, Stratford Upon Avon, CV37 6PT and above Lakeland, between Toni & Guy and The Cornish Bakery
Get directions£7.80
Ages 6 to 15: £5.20
5 years
2023
When the MAD Museum is busy, they can’t accommodate pushchairs
Food and Drink isn’t permitted in the museum but there are plenty of cafes and restaurants close by! Eat when you're finished though as they don't offer re-entry anymore
On average it takes about an hour to go around The MAD Museum. Photos & videos are welcome and there are toilets on site!
It's a great place for students to visit! They have specific field trip times, so make sure you check online so you know when works for you!
Men, women and disabled toilets on site. Baby and toddler change facilities are available.
When the MAD Museum is busy, they can’t accommodate pushchairs
They have a lift, and wheelchair access throughout the museum and disabled toilets
Last admission is 45 minutes before closing.
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