Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein
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Step into the dark world of Mary Shelley and her greatest creation, Frankenstein.
Extending over four atmospheric floors, including their dank foreboding basement, immerse yourself in Mary Shelley’s complex and often tragic past, and uncover the true story behind the world’s favourite monster.
Bursting with unusual artefacts and vintage items, interactive multi-sensory environments and assorted body parts, Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein delivers an unnervingly visceral, illuminating and entertaining experience.
The Escape Room
The clock is ticking for you to unlock the mysteries of an unhinged mind and, more critically, your way out to freedom
Welcome to Victor Frankenstein’s creepy attic quarters strewn with insane equations, strange artefacts and miscellaneous body parts.
Victor is close to unlocking the mysteries of life and requires just a few key components to fulfil his maniacal quest. Having coerced you into his quarters with promises of “riches beyond your wildest dreams”, it’s actually your vital organs he’s after!
The Escape Room is a multiple puzzle-based game suitable for groups and families with older children.
Please be advised - The Escape Room is a dark disorientating area with some confined spaces and may not be suitable for those who suffer with claustrophobia or have a nervous disposition. Special effects, audio and flashing lighting are used throughout and therefore may not be advisable for those with photosensitive epilepsy.
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TripAdvisor Ranking
#6 of 31 Fun & Games in Bath
Most Recent Traveller Reviews
- 23 Oct 2021: Had an incredible evening at the after dark event today at the house of Frankenstein! We were all really excited to try this new venue and we were not disappointed. We started the evening with the...
- 23 Oct 2021: What a passion project. Visited with my ten year old and we both adored it. Creepy, clever, delicious, dark and delightful. Go, just go.
- 23 Oct 2021: Fantastic place to visit, lots of interesting facts on Mary Shelly's life and the conception of Dr Frankenstein's monster. Lots of interactive props to get involved in, there's even a little cinema...
