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- Friederike WildNovember 27, 2016Visit this cute museum for a free time-travel on how living in the UK looked over the past 100 years. The Christmas special in December is especially worth a visit. Kids-friendly with a fun quiz too.
- MaríaNovember 13, 2017Charming and modest museum. A great way to spend an afternoon, also very family friendly. The café offers mouthwatering cakes and other goodies from local providers like E5 Bakery.
- Julia S.April 17, 2016Very interesting peek into the life of the British middle class from the 1600s to the 1990ies. If you love period rooms, this is the right place for you.
- Michael B.April 29, 2017Free entrance and very interesting museum. Nice café with fair prices as well. Afternoon Tea on Saturdays £20.
- Evening StandardMay 14, 2012A visit to the Geffrye Museum is about as close as it gets to travelling in time. Dedicated to interior design, it consists of a series of eleven lovingly recreated period living rooms. Read more
- Rev StanSeptember 14, 2013Hidden treasure of a museum about family life in London from 16th to 20th Century. Plenty of info and interactive features. Well worth a visit.
- MaríaJanuary 16, 2016There's a special light in other. Wonderful place to hang out and learn more about the evolution of the British household. Free entry.
- Tom MaxwellDecember 8, 2016Interesting place to see how the English household evolved before the American Revolution and beyond. Also 100% free
- Time Out LondonMarch 26, 2012The Geffrye’s ‘garden rooms’ illustrate changing planting styles across half a millennium, from modest designs for Elizabethan townhouses to hothouse exotics loved by the Victorians. Read more
- Hoxton SalonJune 2, 2011The free art workshops for kids are very popular - get here early if you want a place - booking opens half an hour before the start time - grab an activity sheet from the Quiz desk to keep
- Bianca NgAugust 28, 2016Unique museum of interior spaces from 1600 to the present. I loved learning about the evolution of daily objects!
- HISTORY UKFebruary 15, 2011Named after a former Lord Mayor of London (d.1703), this museum shows how the English home has changed from 1630 to 1998 with 11 ‘sample’ rooms, each with festive decorations at Christmas.
- Enzo MartinelliDecember 20, 2014Apart from the interior design exhibition also a nice cafeteria at the end of the visit circuit
- Vic McGinSeptember 17, 2015It's free! Perfect weekend afternoon activity. Check out the beautiful gardens out back.
- Jack DavisJuly 28, 2015Nice museum with beautiful gardens and a fun timeline of interior design in Britain.
- Time Out LondonMarch 27, 2012Named after former Lord Mayor Sir Robert Geffrye, it’s possibly the city’s most stylish museum, boasting a fine restaurant and an art exhibition space in the basement Read more
- AaronDecember 22, 2015Most renting Londoners will recognise their own homes in a mashup of the 20th century section...
- Time Out LondonFebruary 23, 2012Housed in a set of 18th-century almshouses, the Geffrye Museum offers a vivid physical history of the English interior. Read more
- Tobias OtteNovember 22, 2014Nice herb garden in the back. Good to spend some quite time with a good book.
- Bex ClarkeSeptember 17, 2012Lovely herb garden and grounds right off kingsland road. The museum is pretty bland but free to get in.
- Melissa TgsApril 22, 2011Gotta check out the 'Japanese Home' exhibition. The Curator, in the jp spirit of not collecting second hand goods - will be raffle ticketing everything showing!
- Katherine M.November 20, 2014"Museum of living rooms. Free. Near Shoreditch. It should be immediately obvious to you whether or not this is a good idea. Not hipster."
- Arik FletcherAugust 23, 2010A truly unique and remarkable museum with some fantastic plans for expansion now that the new Hoxton station has opened... watch this space! ;-)
- Cynthia WeiAugust 8, 2010Great museum in Hackney but nowhere for people to eat picnics indoors. Service at the restaurant not the best and I was served my worst ever, chewy bread and butter pudding once. The waiter admitted
- Leah WalkerAugust 23, 2018Main museum is closed for renovations until 2020. Limited access on limited days.
- When it snows the gardens at geffrye museum are delightful.