National Science and Media Museum

A little disappointed The Peace Museum Media Museum is a simple use of acoustic and photoelectric technology to provide tourists with a diversified visiting space, but the visual effect and impact are there, but the content is relatively thin, the simulated studio and various art costumes are also more boring, generally

I think everyone can visit it, it is still very interesting, from the bottom up more and more modern

Not bad, you can take a look, it is getting more and more modern from the bottom up

Bradford city centre, but the most famous nearby is the Grand Theatre, which is said to be quite famous in Britain.

Although it is a national media museum, free to visit, but really no surprise, the display is quite satisfactory, various British amusement facilities are also in it, especially suitable for parent-child experience. In general, the current form content is still lacking, even if there are not many British people, perhaps because it is located in Bradford, a small city or town-level scale, and the traffic is not large. Perhaps because Bradford's media professional is still relatively famous, and close to Leeds, is also a very famous city for media professional, the display inside is mostly based on the historical development of media equipment to show a variety of old-fashioned shooting equipment, including cameras, computers, cameras, etc. Of course, you can also experience the feeling of being a TV real-time news reporter BBC mode. Suitable for students studying media majors to visit.