Museum of London

It is a museum with sections where you can see the historical development of London, the change in social and cultural life, and see the social and commercial life as if you were living in its period.

A very unorganized, chaotic museum with not a lot of organization in my opinion. Would be easy to miss things. Exhibits were good in places but never sure the order or the direction to look at them. Not enough on certain time periods yet more on others. Needs more structure. Free to enter so worth coming for something to do. Nice little gift shop and there’s a cafe but did not use it so cannot comment about that.

Great museum about the history of London from ancestry til now. Free entrance, donations are suggested. Wide variety of sections. It is distributed depending on the ages. Still has a section of the original Roman arches. Ideal to go with kids and anybody else. Very nice staff. 5 stars

There is no clear flow to some parts of the museum & I think like it would be really easy to miss bits. The staff were friendly & they had some good pieces in there. They could do with making it a bit interactive for kids. Took a couple of hours to walk though it all.

Very interesting to learn about the long and varied history of London all the way back from 400,000 BC. Free entry, and the museum has lots of different exhibits, including some interactive ones that kids might like. Went on a week day and was not too crowded but still a decent number of people.

We loved this museum. Very informative and filled with fabulous artifacts and scenes of times gone by. Highly recommended for anyone interested in how London developed from a small settlement to the capital city we know today. The staff were very good, greeting us and providing information and direction. And its FREE! Well done to the curators and staff for providing such a brilliant place to visit.

Only few months left before moving to a new place, the museum of London can give you a summary of the history of the city. The museum is organised in rooms with time order. It is easy to navigate yourself through the exhibitions, read the signs and gain knowledge for the history of the city. It worth a visit. 2 hours are sufficient to give a close look to everything.

It's free. So that's a bonus. You can make a donation. They ask for £5 and it's worth it. It was great to learn more about the city that I've lived in for nearly my whole life. I've never been before. I should've gone before. It's not just for tourists. I was enticed to come by the Harry Kane exhibit and I loved it. It was amazing to see all the other exhibits that they have. Would highly recommend it. The place has moody lighting. It's not a bright museum. Actually I would say it's dark inside.

It is a museum with sections where you can see the historical development of London, the change in social and cultural life, and see the social and commercial life as if you were living in its period.

A very unorganized, chaotic museum with not a lot of organization in my opinion. Would be easy to miss things. Exhibits were good in places but never sure the order or the direction to look at them. Not enough on certain time periods yet more on others. Needs more structure. Free to enter so worth coming for something to do. Nice little gift shop and there’s a cafe but did not use it so cannot comment about that.

Great museum about the history of London from ancestry til now. Free entrance, donations are suggested. Wide variety of sections. It is distributed depending on the ages. Still has a section of the original Roman arches. Ideal to go with kids and anybody else. Very nice staff. 5 stars

There is no clear flow to some parts of the museum & I think like it would be really easy to miss bits. The staff were friendly & they had some good pieces in there. They could do with making it a bit interactive for kids. Took a couple of hours to walk though it all.

Very interesting to learn about the long and varied history of London all the way back from 400,000 BC. Free entry, and the museum has lots of different exhibits, including some interactive ones that kids might like. Went on a week day and was not too crowded but still a decent number of people.

We loved this museum. Very informative and filled with fabulous artifacts and scenes of times gone by. Highly recommended for anyone interested in how London developed from a small settlement to the capital city we know today. The staff were very good, greeting us and providing information and direction. And its FREE! Well done to the curators and staff for providing such a brilliant place to visit.

Only few months left before moving to a new place, the museum of London can give you a summary of the history of the city. The museum is organised in rooms with time order. It is easy to navigate yourself through the exhibitions, read the signs and gain knowledge for the history of the city. It worth a visit. 2 hours are sufficient to give a close look to everything.

It's free. So that's a bonus. You can make a donation. They ask for £5 and it's worth it. It was great to learn more about the city that I've lived in for nearly my whole life. I've never been before. I should've gone before. It's not just for tourists. I was enticed to come by the Harry Kane exhibit and I loved it. It was amazing to see all the other exhibits that they have. Would highly recommend it. The place has moody lighting. It's not a bright museum. Actually I would say it's dark inside.