Suggestions for Museums near London
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Restless W. • May 3, 2015A MUST MUST MUST place to see.you can easily spend your day here. It is free except the exhibitions - Alexander McQueen is worth to see - also visit its garden and cafe for a lovely break 10/10!!
Melle E. • March 29, 2016Excellent gallery with a range of paintings from different periods. Highlights include Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Van Gogh, Caravaggio, Rubens, Canaletto and the list goes on.
9.4History Museum • ££££ •Great Russell St (btwn Montague & Bloomsbury St), London
Vincent F. • January 26, 2020Amazing permanent collections and regular very interesting temporary exhibitions about civilisations and art. A must-see museum in London!
Katy Z. • February 3, 2017Amazing exhibitions and a charming members cafe. Worth getting a membership for both perks!
Nicole M. • November 1, 2023One of the best Natural History Museums. Beautiful building with so many exhibits. Free entrance, but a donation is encouraged. There are paid exhibitions. Gift shops & restaurants on site.
Globetrottergirls D. • October 27, 2017One or the best contemporary art museums in the world, with great permanent as well as temporary exhibits. A must visit for art lovers.
Isa S. • March 14, 2017One of the greatest galleries in the world, without a doubt. The permanent collection is great. The temporary exhibitions get very crowded, and are sometimes hard to see.
9.2Museum •96 Euston Road (The British Library), London
Meandering W. • October 31, 2018An amazing collection of books as art and religious tomes.
Ivan D. • November 14, 2011Such a nice place with a interesting history. The park it is huge and full green the house complete of pictures from the past make me feel going back at that time.. A place where a tourist must see
Budoor B. • October 10, 2017One of the best! Play, learn, and discover new things. love this museum. It needs a couple of hours or half a day if you're up to it. Totally worth it!
Stephen S. • January 19, 2022There are many great museums in London, but the lesser known Wallace Collection is a real gem. Medieval armor, Rembrandt, French Baroque, and a lovely cafe. Don't miss this place!
Julie L. • May 11, 2015Good way to end the guided tour. The exhibit is super interesting and the pieces gathered here are impressive.
YOUhome • February 25, 2015The Chelsea FC museum and tours are great for the younger football supporters among us.
Nuutti H. • March 29, 2011This is a must see when visiting London. Been there three times so far and still there remains a lot more to see. Start your way from WWI and work your way upwards for the best experience!
Lucille F. • February 10, 2015A relatively new museum in London, this is a must see. This opulent Victorian mansion by the embankment transport you to the glorious bygone days.
T. • September 11, 2016Amazing house museum, well worth a visit. Soane's collection is stunning, there is even a sargofagus in the basement!
Remi L. • March 31, 2013An eclectic and most interesting private collection in the house of the artist himself, Lord Leighton PRA. The Arab Hall justifies the detour to this offbeat gem itself. Amazing interior design!
Neil T. • June 7, 2012Have a look at the unusual musical instruments and use the interactive panels to hear how they sounded. The gardens are also nice for a stroll or a picnic.
Jose L. • February 12, 2015An art gallery, it's a bit small compared to other galleries and museums in London, however it's worth the visit, if you are close enough and enjoy art spend a bit of your time there.
Anastasia T. • February 23, 2014A must see museum. It will take you around 3-4 hours to go around the place but believe me, you will enjoy it. If you buy the £15 ticket then you will have access for a whole year. Totally worth it!
Karolis • December 9, 2016A very nice upgrade for Design Museum, a beautiful and spacious space with neatly organised exhibitions. Recommended for design geeks and curious people alike.
Felix B. • October 7, 2013The architecture is breath taking and the paintings leave in your mind an impression of how life was like during the Tudor era.
Andres S. • July 26, 2016One of my favorite galleries in London, it's well designed and made for you to interact with it. The permanent exhibition has curious objects that can be appreciated by anyone.
Gnanasekaran T. • October 18, 2018Greenwich meridian time line, Royal observatory and planetarium, views of London buildings from the hill, nearby maritime museum and well maintained park with plenty of to-pay parking.
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