Iron Bridge - The Birthplace of Industry

A large number of industries gathered around the beginning of this incredibly beautiful river canyon in rural Shropshire in the late 18 century. Soon, his colleagues described it as "the most extraordinary district in the world."

Both survived to the early industrialization in the 20th century, the history of the products to the industrial revolution in their way, and told the teams that are still visible. With his 18th-century kilns, factories, workshops and canals, the Ironbridge Gorge was known as "The Birthplace of the industry."

Today there are 10 museums on 80 acres at the Iron Bridge Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site. Extends from the award-winning museums and China manufacturers azulejos whole recreate the city of Victoria. Ironbridge Gorge is very popular with families and anyone interested in the first industries.