Dorset
Museums in Owermoigne
Mill House Cider Museum is the one place for museums in Owermoigne that we've checked. They're free to visit. If none of these suit, there's more museums in 10 nearby towns further down the page.
Questions parents ask
- How long should we allow for a visit?
- Most visits take around an hour. There's a ten-minute video display about cider-making on historical equipment, plus displays and equipment to tour around, and hidden Fun Facts to find throughout the museum.
- Is it suitable for a range of ages?
- The museum includes interactive elements like a Fun Sheet (available for a small charge) and a video display designed to engage visitors, though the page doesn't specify particular age recommendations.
- What can we do besides looking at displays?
- You can watch a ten-minute video showing how cider was made using 18th and 19th century equipment, find hidden Fun Facts around the museum, and taste different ciders and apple juices in the shop.
- Is there anywhere to eat or drink?
- We haven't confirmed whether the museum has a café or refreshment area, though there is a shop where you can taste ciders and apple juices.
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