I hadn't heard of this place but my partner had. It's great. A mix between museum and art. Bought a cool t shirt for my son.

We visited this location with our children and grandchildren and they loved it. Well most of them did.It can be a little frighty for small children, but with lots of cuddles and fun talk we turned the dark stuff around to be a fun and exciting adventure. BUT keep your children with you, this is not an attraction where you... More 

If you are into art created from recycled objects in Steampunk's Victorian engineering meets futuristic fantasy, this is your place! The portal experience was mind-blowing and there was also an adapted church organ where you could create your own sound sculpture. We loved it all.

Not sure what we were expecting but this is probably much better for families. We enjoyed the room with lights and mirrors and found this very effective. The rooms were very dark and perhaps this was to add to the atmosphere but it was hard to see the different creations.

Amazingly weird collection, most of it too modern to be 'steam' but worth the cost of admission and the time. We spent almost an hour looking through the two rooms and the yard. The displays would benefit from having an explanation, or even individual names, just to give you an idea of the sculptors thinking at the time.

We were on the fence about visiting, and we are so glad we did! Steampunk HQ is an incredibly unique, creative, and artistic gallery of re-engineered odds and ends, each with a clever story to go along. Take your time to check out each piece, and don't forget to look up, down, and in-between, as you could easily miss something!