Jackfield Tile Museum
About
The Jackfield Tile Museum, housed in the original 19th‑century Craven Dunnill Tile Works, is a living museum that celebrates Britain’s rich tile‑making heritage. Visitors embark on a colourful journey through the history of decorative tiles, exploring immersive displays, iconic tile collections by designers such as William Morris and Salvador Dalí, and a range of interactive workshops that allow you to try your hand at tile design. Nestled within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ironbridge Gorge, the museum’s preserved factory building provides a tangible link to the industrial past, while its engaging exhibits make it a must‑visit destination for families, history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.
Highlights
- Historic Tile Factory
- Iconic Tile Collection
- Interactive Workshops
- Scenic Ironbridge Gorge Setting
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Best time to visit
Spring and Autumn offer milder weather and fewer crowds
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At a glance
- Typical visit: about 2 hours