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Voyage back in time at Brunel’s SS Great Britain, the world’s first great ocean liner. As Bristol’s No.1 Visitor Attraction (TripAdvisor 2023) Brunel’s SS Great Britain offers an unforgettable day out for families, history fanatics and engineering enthusiasts alike. Designed by famous engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the iconic steamship SS Great Britain is at the heart of this multi award-winning visitor attraction. Step aboard the ship to explore the sights, smells and sounds of Victorian life at sea. Discover the SS Great Britain's incredible story and the man behind the design in two interactive museums and go ‘underwater’ for a unique view of the ship’s original iron hull in the Dry Dock. There are also family activities scheduled throughout the year and special after-hours events. NEW FOR 2024 Plants Crossing Continents! This year the crew at Brunel’s SS Great Britain are getting green fingered to dig up the fascinating history behind the global trade of plants across seas. They’ll be unearthing the stories behind the world’s first travelling terrariums, revealing an on-board botanist character, tracking down Victorian ‘plant hunters’ and much more. There’ll be family crafting, botanical themed workshops and a brand-new plant-based Discovery Talk set to take place throughout the year. FOR INTERNATIONAL VISITORS A choice of multimedia guides are included with ticket admission for French, German, Spanish and Mandarin speaking visitors. A visitor leaflet is available in French, German, Spanish and Chinese, available from the front desk on arrival. GROUP VISITS Bring your group to visit the world’s first great ocean liner - winner of more than 30 major tourism, heritage, conservation and access awards. Offering discounts of up to 25% on standard admission prices for pre-booked groups of 15 or more, Brunel's SS Great Britain also gives you the opportunity to add a private guided tour to your booking to hear about the stories and people behind this remarkable ship followed by a Group Lunch (subject to availability). If you're ready to plan your group visit, fill in the enquiry form or email [email protected] Sensory Trail Created in association with the Sensory Trust, the trail is designed to be as accessible and inclusive as possible, warmly welcoming a diverse audience regardless of age, ability, or circumstance. Visitors can discover the ship by listening to and reading stories, and by exploring with their senses. The trail serves as a way to communicate that all forms of exploration are welcomed and encouraged. The trail consists of an introduction sign, a 16-page trail booklet, and eight tactile sensory markers and trail marker points installed throughout the site. These elements highlight interesting stories and facts about the ship. Co-designed by Sensory Trust in collaboration with the interpretation, education, and community engagement teams at SS Great Britain Trust, the trail was inspired by community workshops held at SS Great Britain earlier this year. The booklet, sensory markers, and signage were inclusively designed by Sensory Trust. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by an introduction sign inviting them to explore the ship through their senses. The sign provides examples of the tactile sensory markers, and there is an opportunity to pick up a trail booklet. The booklet is available at various locations onsite or can be downloaded from the website. It also includes a fun activity for creating signal flags at home. The eight cast metal sensory markers, handmade by a Cornish blacksmith, feature raised tactile sense symbols and braille (such as "look," "touch," "smell," and "listen") and are installed at accessible heights around the site. The trail is located along an accessible route, spanning the Dockyard, Top Deck, Dry Dock, and the Being Brunel Museum. Visitors can experience the trail points in any order, with or without a booklet, as each trail point features a sensory marker and a call to action. There is no requirement to find all eight points; individuals are encouraged to explore in a way that best suits their needs. By inviting visitors to engage with SS Great Britain through their senses and highlighting opportunities to touch, listen, smell, and see, the trail aims to create a richer experience for everyone. This sensory approach fosters deeper connections with both people and heritage, helping to create lasting memories. Accessibility All areas accessible to wheelchair users Facilities for hearing impaired visitors Guide and assistance dogs permitted Parking spaces for disabled visitors Accessible toilets Visual Story and Sensory Information Guides Calm Sensory Sessions on selected dates Brunel’s SS Great Britain is committed to giving the best experience possible to its visitors. View the full access guide from SS Great Britain ACCESS FOR ALL
Michael Wysochansky is an “artistic savant”. He was born February 2, 1951 in Scranton, PA. He attended Catholic elementary education at SS Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church in Olyphant, PA. Michael did not feel comfortable in the public school system and was enrolled in St. Joseph’s Monastery in Glen Cove, Long Island NY for 10 months during the 1960’s.
