Cambridge Museum of Technology

Get tickets here for a fascinating day out at Cambridge Museum of Technology Get tickets to explore the home of industrial heritage. Learn about the story of sewage and waste disposal in the Victorian Pumping Station, and discover Cambridge’s forgotten industries in the Top Bay. Cambridge is famous for its university, historic buildings, and high-tech companies. Its industrial history has been overlooked and little remains of the former industrial landscape; but Cambridge Museum of Technology tells this hidden history. Based in the city’s historic sewage pumping station, the Museum helps people to explore, enjoy, and learn about their industrial heritage by celebrating the achievements of local industries and the people who worked in them! Highlights of your Cambridge Museum of Technology day out The Top Bay: Featuring displays on Cambridge’s forgotten industries and push-button-operated machinery The Boiler House: With two original boilers and the recently-restored No. 4 Boiler, which was added in 1923 The Print Room: The fascinating print room opens for demonstrations on afternoons on the second Sunday of the month The Valve Yard: A pleasant place to relax or enjoy a picnic with historic pumps and views of the River Cam The Gas Engine Room: Added to the Pumping Station in 1909 Enjoy great coffee from Kerb Kollective, the on-site partner or pop back in the evening for a beer and pizza in the Engineers House. Don't miss out on this unique trip through Cambridge's history, get tickets now and have them delivered instantly via email and SMS!