Reviews of Museum of the Jewellery Quarter. (Museum) in Birmingham (West Midlands).
Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
75-80 Vyse St, Birmingham B18 6HA, United Kingdom
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Open hours of Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
Sunday
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10:30am–4pm
Wednesday
10:30am–4pm
Thursday
10:30am–4pm
Friday
10:30am–4pm
Saturday
10:30am–4pm
Reviews of Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
M. K.Really interesting step back in time. They provide brief tours that provide a thorough background of the era and the people who worked at and ran the jewelry factory. It also includes several demonstrations using the antique equipment to make simple jewelry right in front of you! I’m really glad I went and recommend it.
H. K.A great little museum. William the tour guide was excellent - very entertaining and interesting. An hour well spent. Lovely and warm as well, which is what you want in February. It was almost eerie to see the papers and machines how the last workers left them in the 80s. It really brought the era to life for me. Good selection of coasters in the gift shop.
K. M.This is a wonderful little museum, very family friendly and with lots of interest! Plenty to see and enjoy in the museum, but the tour is extra special! Getting to see the inner workings of jewellery making in the 50s and 60s was a real eye opener, and our wonderful tour guide gave lots of additional interesting tidbits and demonstrations.
A nice range of gifts too, from 25p for a little cut out of a dog (which you see the guide do!) to high end jewelry from a number of designers. Highly recommended for a morning or afternoon in Birmingham
S. D.Absolutely fantastic. The guides are wonderful and really bring the place alive with their story telling, and the museum itself a fascinating place to step into; like it's been frozen in time. If you're visiting Birmingham (or you live here and have never visited) this is an absolute must-see attraction.
Book a tour around the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter and experience what it was like to work in the Smith and Pepper jewellery factory in 1899. The building remains exactly as it did since the day the factory closed for good, the workers tools left sprawled on the work benches with jewellery littering the shelves. The museum tells the story of Birmingham's famous Jewellery Quarter, including a demonstration of jewellery making techniques, and a tour around the actual factory itself.
P. W.Excellent tour by Debbie, incredible place to visit. Kids loved it and really appreciated the effort put into the tour. Fabulous history and fascinating stories. Think if the amount of jewels created here. Wonderful visit thank you
G. C.I went on one of the guided tours and I really enjoyed it. The guide was amazing and I learned an incredible amount. The demonstration was very interesting and I really like how everything was in exactly the same place as it was in 1981.I would really recommend visiting this museum especially with children.
a. b.What a treasure! This museum is absolutely fascinating and the hour long tour is a bargain at just £7. Judy our guide was really informative and really brought the former jewellery manufacturers to life!
P. H.Amazing insights into jewellery making in the heart of the jewellery making industry of the UK. A real time capsule as the factory is as it was left in 1981...untouched
R. D.The museum of the Jewellery Quarter was a pleasant surprise, a real gem! The tour guide gently talked us through the history of the company on which the museum is established today (Smith and Pepper, a jewellery manufacturing firm which traded between 1899 and 1981). The tour visit tells the daily life of the workers of companies like S&P, mixed with information on society and customs at the time, and - of course - many details about the specific task of the jewellers who worked there. The tour guide even shared some jewellery techniques while sitting at the same table where the company employees did it back in their time!. Beautiful and dedicated tour, which can be continued in a self-guided manner in the various exhibition rooms available within the same building.
m. g.Very welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. The staff were all very proud of their delightful re-furbished shop and reception. Our second visit, and the museum just gets better !!!
D. R.Very interesting place, a must place to visit on anyone's list of venues to visit while in Birmingham
K. Z.I love to a guided tour with many interesting stories and information.
H. H.Excellent tour of the museum. Lively and knowledgeable guide - William - who really brought the family and place to life. Extremely helpful to my elderly mother with mobility problems so she could thoroughly enjoy the experience. What a gem of a place! Needed longer in the shop as the jewellery looked very tempting...
T. H.The redeeming feature of this museum is the tour through the workshop - make sure you check times for the next tour to ensure you're there for it. The rest of the museum is very sparse and (to me) not worth the entry fee.
It would be wonderful to expand information and displays about the family history of the previous owners of the factory, the people that worked there and their process of jewellery making. Include photographs from their family collection and stories about the relationships of the people and how their craftsmanship changed over time.
J. s.A fascinating insight into the production of gold jewelry. A small museum starts the tour and then a guide takes small groups into the factory and talks about the people who opened the business and those who worked there. Lots of interesting facts but also a chance to get hands on with some of the tools used. There is a cafe on site which we did not have time to try and a small shop. We will make more time when we go again.
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P. M.Well organized museum. Tourguide William was great. Combination of history and practical showcasing made the tour enjoyable. Book tours in advance as they tend to be pretty busy during weekends. Cant book online on the day of the tour (they may fix this later). Nice museum shop on ground floor. Ability to walk around part of the museum while waiting for the tour and after.
D. “. Z.What a memorable experience! This is the best guided tour I’ve ever had. I was actually a little late and the tour had already started. Our guide William welcomed me to join the group and quickly told me the previous story so that I could catch up. He didn’t have to do this for me but he went the extra mile, which I really appreciated. As the tour continued, I discovered the amazing facts of this former jewellery workshop some 100 years ago. The distinctive part of the tour was live demos. The guide operated some old machines to show the craftsmanship of the old times. For example, he stamped and cut a piece of metal to show how a brooch was made in old fashioned way. You can really learn a lot and have fun through the tour. William’s outstanding story telling also made the experience truly amazing.
N. B.We have wanted to visit this museum but our visits to Birmingham had been too rushed.
Made it at last and we weren't disappointed. The guided tour was excellent and the story of this jewellery dynasty so intriguing. Highly recommended.
S. L.Went in a group of four. There were 6 others on the tour. Our guide was a historian by trade but led the tour very ably and interestingly. Knowledgable about the Smith & Pepper Co. Showed the interesting parts of the factory. Didn't labour points or hit us with masses of facts. Showed good skills at the work benches, kept up a good pace and kept the talk entertaining and light humoured. Certainly highlighted the repetitive, skilled, health hazards and divisive aspects of the jewellery trade. £7 well spent and an entertaining and informative 40minutes.
Museum is easily accessed from the Jewellery Quarter tram station stop.
G. S.This a must if you are visiting Birmingham, the guided tour is fun and very informative, with the very knowledgeable guide showing you how some of the machines and hand skills were used.
C. L.Not of great interest to younger children. Tour recommended, advanced booking needed.
D. E.Fantastic time capsule - excellent tour (led by Rachel, I think) of a factory that is just as it was left after its last shift clocked off and went home. That happened, I believe, in 1981, but because it's a factory that hadn't been updated to nineteen eighties standards (due to the owners being so elderly and stuck in their ways), it gives an insight into a much earlier bygone age. Very good indeed!
A. S.Although we had never heard of this place my wife and I agreed to visit with friends and we are both delighted that we did.
To call this place a museum is to limit the experience, it has been called a 'time capsule' and this is really true.
Our guide was very knowledgeable and interesting and bought alive this unknown world.
Truly a most interesting experience.
B. P.An interesting insight into how jewellery was made.
A. S.A must see if you visit Birmingham and auf you are a jewellery/art/ history lover. It is a little place but everything stays like when it was open. The guide explained us about the all history and... I will not say more. Just go and see! I loved it!
H. R.Display area is quite small but interesting (although there was another floor we didn't get to). But the tour round the old factory was interesting, informative and entertaining and the guide was very knowledgeable and engaging.
R. M.Fantastic museum that looks like workers only left yesterday. A piece of history paused for all to see.
The guides really bring the museum to life with their knowledge and passion for the era and the jewellery Quarter in general.
You can get a real appreciation for the working conditions that were faced by people working everyday in the workshop.
J. W.A visit to the Jewellery Quarter isn't complete without a trip to the museum. Easily one of the best free attractions in the Birmingham, it's up to you whether you want to fork out the £4 for the tour or just have a look around the exhibits (which is free). Make sure you check out the times for the tour beforehand! The workshop is a real slice of history and worth the meager price tag!
C. A.Really enjoyed visiting and going on the tour. Its a unique experience, the preserved jewellery workshop from 1981 gives a real feel of how the industry worked years ago.
Well worth a visit, the price is very reasonable, tour guides excellent and plenty to see for at least a couple of hours.
C. W.Me and my mum simply went here to get out the cold and I must admit I wasn't at all excited about it. I thought an hour tour would be dull and boring but I was completely wrong! We both loved it!! Great tour guide and so interesting. Well worth a visit.
M. M.Not a very big place, my granddaughter's were bored, good if you like history which I do, very warm In there had to remove coat and scarf has a lift if you have mobility problems, but as I am hard of hearing I missed alot of what was said. Nice staff and coffee shop, and the jewelry In the gift shop is made on site
D. A.Fascinating place. An old factory, trapped as it was when it shut down. Any visit to the Jewellery Quarter should start here. The front of the museum features work by local makers and there is a café with good scones.
The staff are mostly enthusiastic volunteers.
P. L.It's a great place to learn about the history of Birmingham and local industry. The place is a former jewellery factory with many machines actually used before in the production process. The guided tour was enjoyable and very engaging.
R. L.Fantastic museum of days gone by in the jewellery quarter, focusing on life for owners and workers in jewellery quarter factory. Great day out for myself and 10 yr old son. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and answered any questions we had very well. Varied shop with jewellery and nik naks to purchase. Also cafe on site with outdoor seating available.
P. B.so my wife decided she wanted to go. brilliant..first mistake was deciding to walk. if you follow google maps it is the most direct but boring 30 min walk from town centre. so either get a cab, or wander down the high street. from the outside i was sure i was going to be having a ball, a bit like being dragged round priarmi.. BUT, it was awesome! the guide was engaging and knowledgeable, the insights were fascinating. But the best bit was the continual realisation that this work place had been abandoned with everyone just leaving one afternoon. I realise some artistic license is involved but even my 15yr old daughter appeared vaguely interested...
T. T.Fantastic glimpse into the past. A very interesting insight into the history of Birmingham jewellery trade and what it was like to work at Smith and Pepper. The guided tour with Rupert is a must, as the museum itself is not the most exciting.
D. U.Good exhibits, excellent, informative tour guide. The tour gives a very good feel for what the workplace was like, and insight into both the workers and the family that owned and ran it.
L. B.Fascinating museum. I was anticipating more actual jewellery but this is a museum of the workshops and offices. The guide was so knowledgeable and demonstrated how the jewellers punched out charms etc. A very interesting place to visit.
M. M.Small as expected, probably. Historic house, feels crowded even in small group. More talking than actual sightseeing... So you should be really interested into early 20th century jewelry making if you want to come.
M. E.Brilliant and fascinating. The tour guide was extremely informative and added an extra dimension to the tour where you felt you knew everyone who worked there and what they did.
The café is excellent too.
B. S.Fairly good. People with an interest in jewelry making may find it particularly attractive. There is a tiny and cosy cafe inside which is really nice. Not much of a jewelry collection but the museum is actually a factory for jewelry production so it is more centeted on the mechanics and processes of making jewelry.
S. B.Wasn't expecting much...just went to accompany my other half...but found it fascinating....how excellent jewelry was made by Craftsmen on the simplest machinery. The social history aspect was also interesting.
J. H.We visited the museum on Wednesday, the guide was so informative., and it was great seeing how they worked in the past. It made you feel part of the community. Really pleasant staff.
g. c.I did a short day of learning basic skills on ring making. £60 for all the training, everything is supplied copper, silver etc. Coffe n biscuits! In the morning you learn to make a template using copper. After a yummy lunch purchased from the Cafe(or bring your own ) we then moved onto working with silver. The lady working with us was calm and funny helping sort out our mistakes! Such a fun experience would recommend it to everyone. No skills required all will be shown n taught in simple step by step tasks. Here is my finished silver spinning ring.
J. F.Participated in the guided walking tour for 7 quid. The tour was incredibly insightful into the jewellery industry in the jewellery quarter. The perspective is only from a preserved factory with insights into common practises used within the early 100s.
M. R.Looked around the museum quickly before a Birmingham, Solihull & Sandwell Jazz Festival event started. It's an interesting but small museum that represents this interesting part of Birmingham well. The shop contains very nice souvenirs and a fab selection of sweeties that I could not resist. The performance was held in a small area leading to the cafe. Blue Silk were outstanding and the space intimate. Food was good and there was a small external seating area in which I sat and admired the old buildings that were formerly industrial.
L. G.Excellent tour guide, really made things come to life
J. N.Fascinating history of Birmingham's industrial past. Highly recommended. Free entry but the guided tours (a modest charge applies) are essential to get a full visit.
M. W.Extraordinarily preserved small jewellery factory, apparently left as it was when it closed in the mid 20th century. Knowledgeable guides. Excellent shop, with jewellery for sale from smiths in the Jewellery Quarter. Passable cafe. Several decent places to eat nearby.
M. B.Visited this while on a trip round the jewellery quarter. It was a good look into the life of a jewellery workshop and the way items were made up until the 80's. The guide was very knowledgeable, well worth a visit.
R. N.Well worth a visit, fascinating museum. The guided tour was full of interesting information. Forgive the pun but it is a little gem!
R. R.Brilliant place with a very good guide. Amazing what the council have done to restore it. A must visit when in Birmingham. Combine with visit to the Pen Museum which isn't far away.
M. M.What's not to love about this place,great guide,a step back in time,with additional exhibits,makes a worth while visit,wish though they had more silver,particularly Nathaniel Mills and jewellery.
J. D.Great museum, I learned how wicked the jewelry people were back in the day. The tour guide (an older gentleman) was humorous and engaging.
P. C.Great museum - well worth the full tour for the beautifully preserved workshops. Like stepping back in time. Enthusiastic staff and curators.
S. G.A very interesting place. A factory seen today as it was left when it closed in 1981. A great guided tour by Carl. Highly recommended.
L. W.The guided tour was excellent and the museum although rather small is interesting and worth the £7.00 entrance fee.
S. M.great place to learn about british jewerly industry. it is a former jewerly factory which is a museum now, where you can learn all steps how jewrly used to be made back in the days
S. M. (.A fascinating place to visit.
G. B.Walking through history, tells us how Birmingham became so rich. It is just as they left it, as if we're coming in on the next shift. This is the kind of history even the kids enjoy. Thanks
J. B.Interesting and wonderful that this historic place has been preserved. Brilliant tour guide. Really recommend a visit.
A. J.This museum, although fairly compact, is one of the best I have been to. Go and visit. This will show you how the area developed and the quality of the local craftsmen.
A. D.Good museum to look round interesting exhibits, before going on the tour, it is like a time capsule, enthusiastic tour guide made the tour very enjoyable.
I. J.Always an interesting tour, hard to believe that so much fine work done in such primitive workshop. Brilliant
R. C.Very interesting tour round the building with knowledgeable guide. Good way to spend a couple of hours.
p. p.Really enjoyed visiting nd going to the tour. Truly a most interesting experience. The tour guide was excellent knowledgeable. You must visit
E. S.Great tour by our knowledgeable and witty guide, William. Excellent presentation in a well preserved interior. Highly recommended!
G. F.Very interesting and like going back in time, the guide who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable.
L. D.Stunning find... great tour worth lots of interesting information. Very good value too.
M. G.Excellent place to spend a couple of hours. A guided tour which was very interesting. Well worth the visit.
R. G.Loved it. Rupert was a great guide and the museum is a super place to while away a couple of hours
l.It was very good and entertaining. You can learn hundreds of facts you didn't know from that museum. I recommend it.
L. P.Really enjoyed the tour by Debbie. Lots of interesting information in an amazing time warp setting. Well worth a visit.
J. K.Brilliant. Rupert our guide was fabulous, full of interesting facts and amazing things to see. Well worth a visit.
R. C.Beautiful old jewellery factory full of history and atmosphere. Excellent tour guide too.
M. C.Interesting museum, you get a taste of how a jewelry factory would have looked like. Well worth a trip, all very interesting.
S. Y.Probably the most authentic museum I've ever been to. You can really imagine what it must have been like to work there.
K. D.Interesting museum. Our guide William was very interesting and knowledgeable. Tea room afterwards was also worth it.
M.Very interesting, just as it was left when it was a working jewellers. Great guides with many little stories and demonstrations to bring it to life.
J. G.Free entry to the outer shop of 2 rooms. Costs under a 10er to visot the innards with a guided tour. Highly inyeresting. No photographs allowed
K. E.Really interesting place. Like stepping back in time. Wonderful guide who was really enthusiastic and knowledgeable.
N. M.Really interesting history. Recommend taking the guided tour as you'll see much more.
A. G.The entrance charge includes an hour long tour around the original workshop, not worth paying if you don't intend to do that.
M. M.Been several times but our guide Carl was fantastic and extremely knowledgeable.
C. T.Very interesting place to visit if you love history about the town of Grimsby!
Not suitable for wheelchair users.
M. P.Excellent museum, a historic area full of interesting buildings, if your into the history of jewellery this is the place for you.
D. B.We had a great tour and talk of the place
Best to get there by train the station is just a short walk
a. s.Interesting authentic experience. But the guide seemed new and didn't give a lot of detail about certain items.
C. L.Definitely worth a visit but I wish the lady who conducted our tour was a bit friendlier.
E. W.Interesting authentic experience. But the guide seemed new and didn't give a lot of detail about certain items.
D. M.Very nice tour, the guide was clearly knowledgeable about the history of the place.
K. C.Fantastic time capsule. So interesting. Very good tour guide. Loved the story and the tour. Thank you..
I. B.We love going here just to look in the gift shop at the displays of jewelry made by local Artisans. All of which is available to buy.
E. S.Amazing place. It's more than museum, it's real jewelery workshop.
L. B.A brilliant, interesting experience. Loved the guides enthusiasm. Certainly to be recommended.
S. C.Tour was fantastic.very interesting. More so if you like old school manufacturing.
B. W.Fascinating behind the scenes tour of a victorian jewellery workshop, not to be missed if you are visiting Birmingham.
P. S.Very interesting to see how jewelery used to be made at this smal museum in the Jewellery Quarter. I visited Soho House on the same day which is quite near.
C. D.Doing a 6 week course in jewellery making
s. c.Tour for the workshop was remarkable, detailed explanation and respected attitude to the history. Definitely recommend !
B. P.Excellent tour of the time capsule that was once Smith & Pepper factory. Wonderful guide.
J. J.Great! I really liked Charles as our tour guide!
b. d.The jewlelery quarter is a must.Many shops to deal with,good food areas and intetesting museums.
S. L.Interesting place to visit,seeing how jewellery used to be made the proper way by skilled tradesmen and women
R. M.Just a fabulous little museum that gives you a real feeling for the working life of the 60's and 70's
D. M.Such a cool.museum, going in there is like a time machine. Welcome back to 1970
G. M.My experience to the Jewellery Quarter museum was fantastic - a hidden gem! ;D
b. H.Very interesting place and well-being a visit. Easy to get to by train and bus
D. B.Fabulous interesting place to visit. Takes you back and shows you the past really well
L. W.Old part of Birmingham that has got lots of history, jewellery shops galore, (spoilt for choice), a whisky shop & lots of trendy bars and restaurants.
C. D.Cracking place to visit. Lots of interesting things. Small exhibitions of good quality held there.
D. M.Very informative and so interesting. A part of our great artisan history.
T. S.The tour is exactly the right length and intensity to maintain interest
M. S.I needed to complete enviormental risk assessment for work. Staff were very friendly, accommodating and showed me around. Thank u!
M. J.A fantastic place to visit and the tour was extremely interesting.
J. S.Interesting place. Guided tour is a must to appreciate it.
R. E.A very good and knowledgeable guide with only a small group
S. L.I have been here several times and it's always fascinating - would recommend it
D. G.Small but very nice, there's an actual workshop
E.Great place to understand the history of the local area and jewellery making
M. U.Lovely cafe, friendly staff and amazing museum.
J. S.very interesting place to visit, its amazing what goes in to making jewellery.
A. L.Fascinating to see how gold jewellery was made here. Well worth a visit.
J. D.This place is amazing. Well worth a visit if you are ever in that area.
T. W.Amazing tour, the guide was really knowledgeable
n. a.Amazing guided tour with a very knowledgeable and entertaining guide!
M. T.Tour guide Charlie entertaining and informative. Loved it
L. H.Fascinating. Really interesting tour and excellent guide
C. C.Great small musuem and really interesting tour!
A. M.Really interesting museum. The tour was very interesting.
A. G.Great place to visit ,really enjoyed the guided tour
M. S.A thoroughly enjoyable visit with extremely knowledgeable guide - highly recommended.
R. C.A "just as it was" museum. We'll worth a visit
N. G.Fascinating insight to the jewellery industry of the City courtesy of highly enthusiastic staff
C. M.Informative, entertaining guides. A really worthwhile place to visit.
B. M.Great place for a look around, and brilliant new whisky bar.
N. M.Worth going on the guided tour - great guide!
T.Found very interesting, especially how the extended tour was set out
B. B.Wonderful museum with fabulous, knowledgeable staff
M. J.Lovely place. Friendly staff and good coffee.
J. C.Fascinating museum, knowledgeable guides, highly recommend it
O.Great day out, brill tiny family run restaurant, Caribbean brilliant food
L. L.Very interesting place to visit, with a lovely café
T. H.Wouldn't have been worth it without the tour, which was really good
J. L.Incredibly interesting and well worth visiting.
Y. M.Amazing ...well worth a visit...and at a good price to
P. C.Very interesting and quirky insight into a bygone era.
A. L.Brilliant museum about a massive industry that put Birmingham on map
A. G. P.A must go of the city, one of its brightest hidden gems
N. H.Amazing museum with fascinating guided tour
D. C.Great little museum in the heart of The Jewellery Quarter
D. K.So much heritage and history. Shame chappatti and curry takes over the culture.
E. T. H. S.Hands-visitor experience with a superb guide.
P. H.Great place to visit, staff very friendly and helpful.
D. S.Great volunteer guide made it really interesting
p. s.Really interesting. A great view of the past.
S. B.Lots to see, great guide.
O. W.Some interesting artefacts but not much there and limited information/ explanation
s. b.i was not expecting this to be so interesting! Thank you for the tour
M. T.Lots to see and all staff helpful and guide knowledgeable
T. H.Fascinating tour of a real jewellery factory.
L. S.A fascinating and very well explained tour
L. T.Grandchildren enjoyed the visit and the Jewellery making
M. B. J.Very informative Well worth a visit
R. V.Really good initiative to understand the industrial pass
B. H.Excellent tour by knowledgeable guides.
A. B.Knowledgeable guide. Fascinating place.
T. Z.Historical place and worth a visit
N. H. A.Impressive
R. U. B.Very good place.
E. P.Excellent exhibition and guided tour
J. B.Actually well worth a visit.
Y. T.Really interesting place. Quite intruguing display.
L. S.Fascinating We'll worth a visit
S. E. S.Like a time capsule, worth a visit
y. n.one of the reasons we need to keep birminghams heritage alive
H. C.Brilliant. Just brilliant. Our history.
G. G.Excellent guided tour
c. c.Amazing that it's left intact
w. k.It's ok
E. M.Marvellous tour of the workshop Smith and Pepper
N. N.Great day
J. J.Well worth a visit.
a. b.Great place to visit.
G. T.Paid for the tour. Great guide and very interesting.
M. F.A nice place to visit!
I. C.Amazing guide and visit
D. L.Really good place!
M. T.I have to go back there.
C. H. (.Perfect thank you
T. A.Brilliant day out
D. B.Interesting stories here
C. S.ok
T. N.good museum
c. c.wonderful
E. N.Very interesting!
J. A.Very informative.
J. M.Wasn't inspired
A. C.Very interesting
C. W.Quiet
G. B.Great
D. S.Nice
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M. J.Great time, but could do better on the tours.
L. B.(Translated) Very interesting to see how the individual jewels were made and how a family-run company was organized
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Molto interessante per vedere come venivano fatti i singoli gioielli e come era organizzata una ditta a conduzione famigliare
h. s.(Translated) If you want to buy or sell jewelry, gold etc this is the place you get a little dizzy there is a lot of offer and demand the museum very cool and it's free
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Si quieres comprar o vender joyas , oro etc este es el sitio te mareas un poco hay mucha oferta y ldemanda el Museo muy chulo y es gratis
I. D.(Translated) The entry ticket contains a demonstration of how the jewelry was made in the Smith family (the founder of the company). It is very interesting!
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Biletul de intrare conține demonstrație despre cum se făceau bijuteriile în familia Smith (fondatorul companiei ). Este foarte interesanta!
a. p.(Translated) A slightly more special museum; entrance £ 7, discount for students .... worth seeing !!!
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Un muzeu ceva mai deosebit ; intrarea 7£, reducere pentru studenți ....merită văzut !!!
R. M.(Translated) Impressively preserved goldsmith's workshop as it was often found here in the past
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Eindrücklich erhaltene Goldschmiedwerkstatt wie sie hier früher oft anzutreffen waren
F. Q.(Translated) Curious ... something uncomfortable ... if you are very bored you can go ...
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Curioso...algo incómodo...si estás muy aburrido puedes ir...
M. G.(Translated) Guided tour of the old workshop
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Visita guiada al antiguo taller
W. W. H.(Translated) Prick place for prick people
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Chujowej miejsce dla chujowych ludzie
s. g.(Translated) Excellent tour
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Excellent tour
R. P.(Translated) The educational purpose is interesting.
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Interessante la finalità didattica.
R. V.(Translated) Nice
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J.(Translated) Would go again
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