Discover the fascinating world of water at Steam Up and marvel at the amazing working pumping engines that helped make London the city it is today.

When: April 26 to 27 , May 24 to 25, June 28 to 29, July 26 to 27. 10am to 4pm

Where: London Museum of Water and Steam

Ticket price: Adult £15. Child (5 to 16) £5. Under fives go free. Free for members and carers.

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Share in the history and energy of the Kew Bridge Waterworks at Steam Up, taking place monthly up to July.

From family activities during the school holidays, to exhibitions, guided tours, community events and more! There’s something for everyone to enjoy at the Museum.

The London Museum of Water and Steam is home to the world’s largest collection of stationary steam engines. These comprise the Cornish engines, which are in their original engine houses, and the rotative engines, which have been collected by the museum trust from pumping stations across the country.

The train is run by a small team of volunteer train drivers. Generally the train will run one weekend a month and not on weekdays. Train days are subject to weather conditions.

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