This place is lovely, if a bit faded. It's all free. There is a sensory garden outside full of weird and wonderful sculpture, workshops to study or purchase or commission art work by visually impaired people, a large colourful cafe with great children and baby section, pleasant staff and a large carpark. Also sat next to large public gardens. They have toilets but didn't visit. The cafe was quiet so no problems with breastfeeding. The indoor children's play area was innovative and interactive but it is outside where your kids imaginations can run wild.

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Review by: Marie

Date: 17th May 2006 - 23:05