Do I need to book in advance?
You can buy tickets on the door, but if you book online you save 10% on entry tickets!
Kids under 12 FREE?
One free child ticket with every paying adult ticket, any additional children are charged at £5.00
Weekday Charge:
Adult £10, Concession £5
Saturday Charge:
Adult £14, Concession £10
Off Peak Season Charge:
Free!
Open Saturdays?
Yes, from 9am!
Do we need to book for the Cafe?
No need to book, we serve a full breakfast and lunch menu, plus all homemade cakes and scones!
Do you allow dogs?
Yes, in all outdoor spaces and outdoor café area!
With over 90 acres of sculpture park and the UK’s largest collection of decorative metal work – we have so much to see and do here at the Ironworks! Whether you would like to take a leisurely stroll admiring unique artwork and sculpture, expend some energy exploring our grounds and many FREE activity trails, enjoy delicious heartwarming food and cakes in our Fabulous Forge Café, visit our Artisan Village of independent crafters or browse our eclectic shop – we have got you covered!
We specialise in creating incredible art and sculpture from scrap and waste! From our legendary Spoon Gorilla, made from 40,000 spoons, our Head On With The Future made from an entire recycled tractor, and our National Anti-violence sculptures made entirely from old discarded weapons!
Each sculpture has its own unique message and aim to educate our visitors on global issues and spread our motto:
Art With Conscience
Read more about our projects here
Activity Trails
We have various free walking trail maps to help you get around the Sculpture Park and see as many Sculptures as possible along your chosen route!
With activities to complete and treats on offer, which trail will you pick first?! Collect your maps from our concierge team on your next visit.
Dog Friendly
There’s no reason your dogs should miss out on all the fun! We have fabulous walking routes around our sculpture park, which include plenty of water stations and waste bins along the way.
We also have complimentary dog biscuits available for your furry friends – just ask at the tills. All that we ask is that dogs remain on a lead and refrain from entering the indoor café and store, but we have created a stunning garden room and canopy area so that your pet may join you while you visit our café too.
The Ironbridge Open Air Museum of Steel Sculpture, first opened in Coalbrookdale in 1991, was created by Pam Brown and Roy Kitchin. Originally displaying 43 sculptures over 10 acres, this Museum featured incredible artworks created by steel. The Museum closed in 2013, and the British Ironwork Centre wanted to give these sculptures a new lease of life. We took on the sculptures, dismantling and rebuilding each one in our Oswestry location.
To learn more about Roy Kitchin’s Sculptures, click here.