Victorian pumping station housing interactive exhibits on London's water history, featuring walkable tunnels, a 1902 waterwheel, and hands-on displays tracing Roman times to today.
“There are tunnels and sewers to walk and crawl through, the 1902 Hindley Waterwheel, plus lots of interactivities.”
– Time Out
Frommer's
"Housed in a Victorian pumping station, it provides an overview of the development of London's water supply, from Roman times to the present." Full review
Michelin Guide
3 Stars
"The residential district of Kew retains a village atmosphere; in 2003 it acquired global recognition when its Royal Botanical Gardens were granted Unesco World Heritage Site status." Full review
Time Out
"The Kew Bridge Steam Museum is renamed the London Museum of Water and Steam, and reopens on March 22 after a £2.3 million refurbishement. It tells the story of how the Victorians cleaned..."
Experts' Choice Award 
Frommer's
Michelin Guide
Time Out
