You're in the right place for an amazing adventure. See remarkable spaces, exhibits and learning experiences at the National Justice Museum, or explore the extraordinary underground wonders of the City of Caves. Explore justice and the law from the past to the present day. Discover the secret life of a hidden network of amazing spaces deep underground.
Whether you choose to visit the National Justice Museum or The City of Caves - or both - we're ready to share an adventure you'll never forget. The question is, which will you choose first? At the National Justice Museum our inspirational educational visits use real courtrooms across the country, museum spaces and objects to help pupils gain a hands-on understanding of the law and justice.
Whether you choose to visit the National Justice Museum or The City of Caves - or both - we're ready to share an adventure you'll never forget. The question is, which will you choose first? At the National Justice Museum our inspirational educational visits use real courtrooms across the country, museum spaces and objects to help pupils gain a hands-on understanding of the law and justice.
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Martin Roberts
Jan 29, 2022
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Kirsty Jane Thornton
Dec 20, 2021
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We went here for our work Christmas Party, for the murder mystery event.
The event was great and the actors did an amazing job! Everyone enjoyed the plot and humour.
The food was not very good. I don't think anyone managed to stomach the mushroom pate starter! The main was a reminder of school dinners. But the dessert was lovely.
Overall, a great night out, worth going for the experience if they run something similar again!
The event was great and the actors did an amazing job! Everyone enjoyed the plot and humour.
The food was not very good. I don't think anyone managed to stomach the mushroom pate starter! The main was a reminder of school dinners. But the dessert was lovely.
Overall, a great night out, worth going for the experience if they run something similar again!
Tony Grocott
Dec 16, 2021
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Nov 24, 2021
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Nov 21, 2021
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Nov 05, 2021
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Helen Young
Oct 31, 2021
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We went as a family with a 15 year old. This is a great place. The courtroom scene was brilliantly acted and my son even got put in the dock accused off rioting! Very interesting museum with lots to explore and informative boards to read. We also got a wrist band with a number on. Later in the museum we could see which prisoner the number corresponded to and what crime we had committed!! Thoroughly engaging place for young and old and well worth the admission price. Thank you for a great afternoon!
Bex Palmer
Oct 30, 2021
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Clare Vazzana
Oct 20, 2021
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Hugo Happel
Oct 09, 2021
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Debbie Blake
Sep 16, 2021
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Pav Dhande
Sep 10, 2021
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Really loved our visit here and would recommend it to anyone in town! The building itself is really well preserved, especially considering its age. The courtroom is particularly magnificent, and the original cells are also impressive. There are plenty of artifacts to demonstrate history, which is done in a thoughtful, informative and sensitive way given some of the subjects.
But the stand out is definitely the actors who totally bring it all to life in the courtroom, jail, women's wing and yard. Not only do they really make you a part of it, but they follow up with details and context.
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But the stand out is definitely the actors who totally bring it all to life in the courtroom, jail, women's wing and yard. Not only do they really make you a part of it, but they follow up with details and context.
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Aimee Leigh
Aug 28, 2021
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Missy V. Harvey
Aug 27, 2021
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Rae Randall
Aug 21, 2021
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Andrew Cartwright
Aug 07, 2021
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We visited the National Justice Museum, first impression was that it was expensive... perhaps I'm just used to wondering round free Museums?! Anyway, we thought we would give it a whirl anyway, and it kept us busy for a couple of hours. The actors probably made the experience much better, and if anything a few more doing other roles (like a prisoner) would have been nice. Kids were more engaged with the walking round the dark prison and underground bits more than anything, and I felt there could have been more handsy on type things for them to do. Probably best to do this if you have older children
Jana O'Loughlin
Jul 08, 2021
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We didn't know what to expect when we booked a visit (we had a designated slot). Our 8-year-old probably didn't enjoy it as much as we did, although she did chuckle during the live court session, where some of the crowd were asked to participate in a court scene that was based on true life events and prisoners.
There is a second live scene called Georgian Hanging outside in the exercise yard where the same actors are involved.
Both performances are very entertaining and well worth the visit.
There are four floors full of exhibitions and interactives and a little Café at the entrance level that
There is a second live scene called Georgian Hanging outside in the exercise yard where the same actors are involved.
Both performances are very entertaining and well worth the visit.
There are four floors full of exhibitions and interactives and a little Café at the entrance level that
