Diglis Fish Pass Drop-in

We are welcoming visitors to take a visit to Diglis fish pass and underwater viewing gallery in Worcester. You will have the chance to descend beneath the surface of the river into our unique underwater viewing gallery and you may be lucky to spot some wild fish swimming through the pass! We will also be screening the Unlocking the Severn project documentary by Nina Constable throughout the afternoon. We also have an activity booklet for children to complete. You do not need to book for this drop-in session. Last admission is 15 minutes before the end of the session. We can only have 18 people in the viewing gallery at a time. If we are busy, we might have to: ask you to wait until there is a space, limit the time that you spend in the viewing gallery or issue a timeslot for you. There are no toilet facilities at the fish pass. There are 36 steps down into the viewing gallery. There is no lift. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Dogs allowed on the fish pass terrace, but not in the viewing gallery.