Tunnel Engineering exhibition

Tunnelling through time

ICE invites you to visit the hidden world of underground engineering.

From the worms that inspired famous engineer Brunel to the mechanical giants burrowing under our modern cities, the art of tunnelling has come a long way.

This latest free ICE exhibition takes you on a historical journey that shows you some of the longest, deepest and most advanced tunnels in the world.

The exhibition runs for six months at ICE’s Infrastructure Learning Hub at One Great George Street in central London.

What to see and do

• Virtual reality tunnel exploration
• Drive a tunnel boring machine simulator
• Feel the teeth from an actual boring machine
• Timeline that steps you through history
• Interactive displays and quizzes - what kind of engineer would you be?
• Build-your-own LEGO challenge kits
• Lots of models, photos and fact sheets

Visit the exhibition

Open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm
Closed weekends and public holidays.

Please note that the exhibition is closed from 12pm on 12 July. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Free admission

All exhibition visitors must sign in at the main reception desk at One Great George Street.

Group bookings and school visits

Groups of 10 or more and school groups are welcome but must book in advance with our visitor coordinator (contact details right).

Facilities

Our café or Brasserie One restaurant offer everything from a coffee to a three course meal.

Contact us

To book schools and groups of 10 or more:

Debra Francis, Visitor Experience Coordinator
e: debra.francis@ice.org.uk
t: +44 (0)207 665 2043

To hire exhibition space
(available from 6pm onwards, weekdays)
w: onegreatgeorgestreet.com

For media enquiries please contact:
e: press.office@ice.org.uk
t: +44 (0)207 665 2104