National Gas Museum Trust

A Very Historical And Interesting Building, Show's How Leicester Looked ,When Leicester Was Lit By Gas Street Lamps And Later To Modern Day Electrical Street Lamps - The Building In Which The Gas Museum Stands is A historic gas monument.And under the Clock Tower of a Victorian listed building which dates from 1878 When town gas was first made on The Site on Aylestone Road.

Nice little museum, very informative about all things gas .
Who new some many things were powered by gas !!!
How people never injured themselves more often beggers belief 😳
Worth a trip if you want to see something a bit different.

A Hidden Gem, full of memorabilia from the oldest cooker from 1890s, a 1920s kitchen and some more modern appliances. A piece of real history soon to be pushed to the back of our memories as fossil fuel become a thing of the past. Dog Friendly too.

We visited the National Gas Museum with a group and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Staff made us feel very welcome and gave a good introductory talk about the history of the building. Our group loved exploring the range of quirky displays, which sparked plenty of conversations - "I remember...". Staff were very accommodating of our group visit from our initial enquiries through to helping us set up on the day. We brought our own refreshments and used the museum as a venue for our volunteer social event and it worked very well. Thank you, it was most enjoyable.

Thank you to Andy for accommodating our visit to the Museum, it was a very interesting and a personal walk down memory lane.

Really cool museum and staff were so friendly and informative. Well worth a look round if you have an hour to spare.

Fascinating place free to visit, well worth the effort

Well worth a visit if only to see a gas powered Radio! Also gas powered fridges, irons and hair dryers. Spread on 2 floors with helpful curators in attendance

A museum where visitors can learn about the history of flatulence. I went with my Aunt, Tilly, and we sniffed some really fantastic old guffs.

Lovely little interesting museum, and free to entre

Really well laid out and informative it is well worth a visit it took me back in time

A museum worth visiting. Well planned and staff friendly and informative about the exhibits.

Very little known museum off Aylestone Road. Definitely worth a visit.

This has the largest collection of gas appliances in the world. Limited opening. Check first. Fascinating stuff.

I go ghost hunting in this fantastic museum. well worth a visit .

Very interesting place.guide was extremely knowledgeable.free admission

Lovely building, interesting exhibits and informative friendly staff

Well worth a visit very informative

Very interesting place. Small and cramped though

Very good bought back memorys of years ago