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The National Videogame Museum in Sheffield is the United Kingdom’s only permanent cultural institution dedicated entirely to celebrating, preserving, and exploring the rich history and culture of video games. Located inside the historic Castle House on Angel Street, this fully interactive museum invites visitors of all ages to play their way through over 50 years of gaming evolution. Featuring over 100 playable exhibits, the museum floor showcases everything from pioneering 1970s arcade cabinets and retro home microcomputers to iconic modern consoles. Alongside hands-on gameplay, the museum serves as a vital archival space. It curates rare development memorabilia, highlights diversity through powerful campaigns, and preserves local gaming heritage in its dedicated "Made in Sheffield" gallery. Governed by the BGI charity, it offers a vibrant, nostalgic, and educational experience, making it a premier destination for casual gamers, families, and industry historians alike.
This vast, interactive exhibition space gives your group private access to play over 100 historical consoles and retro arcade machines. It accommodates up to 300 guests, making it ideal for unforgettable corporate parties or large evening receptions.
A quieter, dedicated room setup featuring flexible furniture layouts and full audiovisual equipment. Accommodating up to 40 guests, it is specifically configured for corporate away days, staff training sessions, presentations, or creative workshops.
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