Save 47% on entry to Sheffield’s National Emergency Services Museum – Ideal for half-term

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Save 47% on entry to this interactive history experience at the National Emergency Services Museum with Wowcher – Perfect for half-term | Provided

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This Sheffield landmark and takes both children and adults on an immersive journey through the history of the emergency services in the city

If you’re looking for some ideas for things to do over the half-term break, why not take the children on a one-of-a-kind adventure at the National Emergency Services Museum – here’s how you can save 47 per cent during the holidays

This museum is set in a Victorian red-brick building which covers three floors at this Sheffield landmark and takes both children and adults on an immersive journey through the history of the emergency services in the city.

Right now, you can save up to 47 per cent when you buy entry tickets over at Wowcher with entry for a single person, a couple of people or even a family of four.

You can buy tickets now, book for later or purchase an entrance ticket as a gift for someone – the choice is yours.

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Enjoy a fun filled family day out at the National Emergency Services Museum | National Emergency Services Museum

It’s a great excuse to get out for the day and immerse yourself in Sheffield’s historic past at the National Emergency Services Museum, which was originally built in 1900 as a pioneering, combined police, fire, and ambulance station.

Visitors to the museum will be encouraged to get involved with the exhibitions – step into original vehicles that were once in service, dress up in the same uniforms that emergency services wore, solve mysteries like a true Victorian Crime Investigator, and watch as the history of the city’s past is revealed through projections and storytelling.

Get hands-on with interactive exhibitions, participate in immersive storytelling sessions, and experience history brought to life through projections and original artefacts.

Featuring around 30-vehicles from vintage police cars to life-saving medical equipment, firefighting archives, and even a 47ft lifeboat, the National Emergency Services Museum exhibits and showcases the remarkable stories and artefacts that embody courage, resilience, and compassion.

Blitz exhibition at National Emergency Services Museum. 1938 Leyland fire engine from Barnsley. The last engine that served during the Sheffield blitz.placeholder image
Blitz exhibition at National Emergency Services Museum. 1938 Leyland fire engine from Barnsley. The last engine that served during the Sheffield blitz.

Whether you’re exploring, discovering, or simply taking time to relax, the museum offers a fascinating journey into Sheffield’s emergency services past where engaging learning and exciting interactive experiences go hand in hand.

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