Museum of Fire

Fire Museum is really a very important place to promote the knowledge of fire prevention! Fire is very important, here can see the UK's strong investment in firefighting, technology, funds, manpower and other aspects of the historical process of promoting cooperation, really interesting, deeply inspired! I like the firefighters of the world!

The Fire Museum has a great documentary video for older visitors to learn about the history of the fire service. The old fire trucks are well preserved here, guided by volunteers retired from the fire department, and look at the stables, still can see the horseshoe marks on the door!

The Fire Museum is very attractive to people of all ages, there are dedicated volunteers who will take you around and it is free. There is a good video to let visitors know the history of the fire service. The old fire trucks are beautiful and the souvenirs around are worth seeing. Unfortunately, the building has been sold to developers and the museum's new location has yet to be decided.

There are not many people, that is, you can experience the project after making an appointment. The explanation is only available at 3 pm, and those who go in the morning can only visit the scene.

The Edinburgh Fire Museum, which collected fire engines from the 12th century, exhibited a certain number of fire-related appliances, provided interactive experiences for adults and children, and displayed a large amount of safety information, which was educational and interesting.