This was my favourite museum of the ones in iron bridge area excluding blist hill. I would recommend getting the pass plus for the best value. Really loved seeing all the examples of the tiles in replica rooms. It was a really interesting walk round

We were not expecting much from this museum. How wrong we were! It was fascinating and brought back so many memories from throughout our lives. I had never really considered tiling as a form of art before. So glad we popped in. Friendly enthusiastic staff and it was altogether such a delightful experience. Good to read about the history too. Not sure that children would be so enthralled but it made our day to look around the museum. Thank you.

This is an outstanding museum. Everything is beautifully curated and displayed. There is so much to see. There are some amazing sets, eg a reconstructed tube station. It’s a truly fascinating place and well worth a visit.

The visit was much enhanced by Jane, the volunteer guide who gave a comprehensive and informed explanation of the history of the industry in this fascinating location. The exhibits are so well presented and fully demonstrated both their beauty and utility. Jane explained the history and processes involved and gave an insight into the lives of the skilled working men and women responsible for so much beautiful work.

I wasn't all that interested in tiles...until I visited this place. It really opened my eyes as to how tiles were/are manufactured, and their significance during the past 200 years or so. The exhibits are beautifully curated, and the John Scott collection is stunning beyond belief. We had a wonderful guided tour courtesy of Jayne, who's something of a star. Thank you!!

Brilliant, inspiring and quirky. If you are an artist or interested in ceramics or pottery, or just a curious person this is a fantastic museum. Amazing building and the history and beauty inside is breathtaking. I would recommend this to anybody. Just a shame they don't have postcards of the tiles or more for sale.

We visited the Printmakers' Fair at the Fusion Gallery at the Tile Museum and had a very enjoyable visit. The Fair had a lot of very good pieces to view and buy, showing lots of different printing techniques but the best part of the Gallery was visiting Jan Park and Cat Noble's Studios/shops downstairs. Both artists were very welcoming and happy to talk about their art - beautiful paintings and glass work. Will definitely visit again and recommend visiting the Gallery and Studios.

This is a wonderful place to visit, so much to see and enjoy. The range of tiles is amazing from a Butchers shop to a section of London tube plus so much more. These really were things of beauty and pieces of art. I loved every minute spent here looking at every display and can only say superb!