beamish open air museum

这是个令人难忘又非常有趣的一天。可以参加很多活动,每个工作人员都知识丰富而且十分专业。亮点可能就是那些老式的糖果店、矿井和旋转木马。主要的问题就是场地里缺乏食物。

我们上周参观了博物馆,度过了非常棒的一天!这里比我想象的要大,东西非常多,让我目不暇接。所有的员工都很友善,乐于助人,他们给参观者带来无微不至的问候与关怀,周围的环境也很有历史氛围。有几个屋子里在烘焙,还有供客人品尝的样品。我们是周五去的,所以正好赶上员工在用传统方式大扫除。我们在The Pit Village吃了午餐,那里的汤和三明治看上去特别养眼,我们吃到了这些年来最棒的炸鱼和土豆条!炸的金灿灿的鱼和土豆放在“报纸”上,配上搪瓷杯盛满的热茶。真是让人食指大动!吃完午餐后我们一下午的行程都很愉快。晚些时候回到城中心地区,我们去了一家茶馆,那里有很多美味的冷餐和热食,还有免费品尝的司康!这一天我们过的非常完美,因为有全年通行证,所以我们还会再来的,下次会戴上我们的小外甥女(5岁以下免费),而且这里还允许带上小狗!不过不能进屋就是了。

我们几年前来过这里两三次,上个星期刚好我们又来到这个地区,于是我们决定再去一次。用一个词来形容这次的经历,蹦如脑子的就是美妙绝伦,自我们上次来过后,这里又有了很大改进,现在,他们设了一队电车/巴士,你可以在刚来时,乘电车/巴士先将整个博物馆游览一下。你可以在不同的地方下车,做更深入的观赏。另外,他们还在不同的地方安排了很多穿着不同年代服装的人们,这让博物馆更有生活感。游览博物馆是让孩子们了解过去,让我们这个年龄的人的缅怀昔日的一个理想方式。工作人员非常有礼貌,整个游览期间还会不断的和我们聊天交谈。你的票12个月内都有效,所以,如果你一次去觉得看不完所有的东西,你可以以后再去。你可以买糖果,咖啡,“真正的”薯片,还有蛋糕。他们现在正在重建面包房和教堂,所有即便你很多年前已经去过了,还是值得再去的。

这是个很有趣的生活博物馆,但是他们应该多学学国家博物馆,改善提供的食物种类,把用餐器具和设施提高一个档次。连坐都没法坐,别说好好吃一顿午饭了,再说,餐饮本可以成为很可观的一项收入啊。

我们刚结束了于英国东北部的假期,我们去那儿完全是冲着比米西博物馆(Beamish museum)。很高兴发现我们的门票有一年有效期。因为我老公腿脚不方便,我们一天只能参观一半的展览,然后第二周过来参观另外一半。对我们来说,里面的工作都很到位。展览很出色,导游非常优秀,知识面很广。强烈向各位推荐(绝对适合每个人的口味)!

We had a great day here strolling through the different villages/ eras. Must go to the fish and chip shop (it's all done the old fashioned way, fried in beef dripping, delicious!!). I got the impression that the museum doesn't get many international visitors based on all the curious inquiries, but I hope that changes because this place is a fun jaunt through the history of the area. Getting here was very easy on the bus.

Great day out, lots to see, been a few times now and I haven't see all to see, best days to go are on the week ends as more of the attractions are running, friendly staff, open all year.

We visited beamish as part of a work team building event and it was great.Costumes were fab and the staff were great characters.Wrap up warm if it's cold as there is quite a lot to see outdoors.Would recommend going down the mines. It was fascinating to see the conditions my grandad worked in down the mines. Truly awful A good fun and educational day out!

Seems not to make sense but I arrived mid winter week which offered a reduced price I was unaware of till I got there. £6.75 for a senior ticket. The Town, The Pit Village. Railway were open. But because I arrived around 12.30 and it was mid March only a couple of schools appeared to be on site. By 2.30 it was very quiet indeed. in some of the buildings I visited I was the only visitor in there which gave me an opportunity to talk to the staff and ask questions, also to have an unhindered look around.Caught the bus several times - didn't manage to try the tram. Bus driver and conductor very friendly. Missed the tearooms the first time round and had to catch the bus back to the town. The signage is virtually none existent - the tea room sign was propped up in the corner inside the park - not helpful. And the painted signs on the wall were blank!!If you have an interest in this era 1900 to 1913 well worth a visit.Tip - can be cold (wrap up if visiting in winter) and quite a bit of walking around, although the bus and tram frequent at busy times walking may be best option. Quite a few steps inside houses and buildings.

Called into Beamish whilst stYing in Durham . Chose a lovely sunny day ... Paid for a family pass so we can return with grand children . The atmosphere and staff are great.... So helpful and chatty even thought 'it's winter' . I wonder how busy it gets in summer ?!?!?2 hours drive from home ... We'll be back ...

As soon as you walk into the site, you are transformed into an era gone by. Beamish captures this well. The trams run continously around the whole sight so very good for those who find walking difficult. Allow 4 hours though to try and see most of the site

Me and my husband have visited on many of occasions and there's no better place on earth. There is lots of wonderful sites to see but our favourite is the town there is plenty to do we stopped off at the sweet shop which was lovely as usual bought some bread from bakery which we had with our tea! We had lunch at the tea rooms which was tasty and had a new barista hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows very moreish just the ticket!! Well done Beamish keep it up!

We first visited Beamish when it started, the car park was a muddy field and the tickets sold from a wooden hut! Lovely to see it develop over the years into such a wonderful attraction. History without boredom! We last visited on a very rainy Sunday in February. Despite the weather we enjoyed a look around the various parts of the museum, particularly the sweet shop and the garage. Amazing to think you can hire the vehicles in the garage for weddings. Lunch in the Tea rooms was delicious, and lovely to warm up! The railway trip and the trams were my favourite part, I could have stayed on those all day! Despite the weather and my heavy cold we stayed 3 hours, and there was plenty more we could have done. Visit - you won't regret it! Your ticket entitles you to a yearly pass- excellent value.

We visited Beamish today. Out annual pass is about to run out so thought we'd visit before it expired. We've had a annual pass for the last 3 years. Fabulous place and we never tire of the place. The bakery is brilliant and the manor is a must to see. We live in Newcastle and how lucky we are to have this on our door step. Well done Beamish....great place for families.

Had a resent trip with the family to bemish museum. Theres much to see the children loved it and very educational. But mam and dad needed a pit stop so we popped in the the tea rooms! The staff very friendly especially one inpertucular Sarah who made are coffee it was like a work of art "Starbucks eat your heart out"!!! I had the my youngest on reins and would have struggled taking to to my table Sarah offered to carry the tray to till and to our table got are sugars cutlery nothing was a bother what a fab member of staff