Seven Stories, the National Centre for Children's Books

Families can explore interactive exhibitions that bring stories to life, with original artwork, manuscripts, and hands-on activities. Highlights include:
Themed floors for different age groups, from toddler-friendly zones to immersive story worlds for older kids.
Regular storytelling sessions, author visits, and creative workshops (check the events calendar).
A dedicated craft area where children can draw, write, and create their own stories.

The on-site café serves child-friendly meals and snacks, and the bookshop stocks a wide range of children's books, many signed by authors. Facilities include baby-changing and a buggy park. The museum is fully accessible with lifts.

Practical tip: Book tickets in advance to guarantee entry, especially during school holidays. There is limited on-site parking, but nearby public car parks and good public transport connections make it easy to visit.