Most fun I've had in months! We went today and were really impressed with the mixture of informative boards, short videos and best of all, being able to dress up, touch exhibits and use the props provided to have a bit of a giggle! We learned a lot without getting overwhelmed and had a thoroughly good time well done team!!

Cool museum with interactive elements. The tickets are very reasonable at £8 each. The exhibits are interesting and the place is quite small so it feels like you can take your time more. It wasn't full when we went so this definitely made it better. We spent about an hour in here, so well worth a visit!

We came here years ago when the kids were small and thought we should bring them back for a walk down memory lane. It held there attention for about 25 minutes, which isn't too bad. It worked out around a fiver a ticket which isn't too bad.

A fun, interactive and engaging museum showcasing what life was like in the tudor area. I really like that when arriving, you get your own story and can find out what happens to that person in the end. The museum gives you different areas of what tudor life would have been like, whether you were rich, poor, on a ship or suffering from the plague. I found it really unique that they offered different smells as well. They also provided you with riddles in different areas! I'd love to come again!

We recently visited Tudor World Stratford-upon-Avon as our son is currently studying the Tudors and was excited to learn more. It’s definitely not your typical museum — more of a small, themed walk-through experience — and while the displays were informative, we found that even stopping to read everything, we had seen it all within about 20 minutes. The £20 admission for a family of four felt quite expensive for the size and length of the visit. We regularly visit museums and heritage sites and usually come away feeling we’ve had great value and engagement, but unfortunately this one didn’t quite measure up for us. Although it may suit younger children or those wanting a very quick introduction to Tudor history, we found it lacked interactivity and excitement, and it didn’t hold our attention for long.