We spent Hal the day which wasnt nearly enough to cover this impressive and extensive collection. The museum mostly covers what the British Museum does not. TAke the free introductory tour that runs regularly for a great overview and then stay for the day or return when you have more time. More

I will be calling here for the rest of my life. A wonderful and eclectic collection in the galleries, and the building itself is also a work of art. The cafe is one of the best places in London to kick back, relax, and have a tea/coffee in beautiful surroundings. Quite simply wonderful, a must! More

The V&A is spectacular - visit it to see a wide variety of exhibits. You will not be disappointed. The big exhibitions draw the headlines but there is plenty to see - do not, for instance, miss the Henry Cole wing and the shop is excellent! More

Another absolutely great museum free to the public More

Been to this attraction a number of times and always discover something new. Definitley a journey in time. I only wish I knew more history to be able to enjoy all that they show and placing names with dates and happenings. More

We spent hours going thru the museum and look forward to having the chance to go back again. The collections are beautifully displayed. The architecture of the building is as amazing as the displays - we found ourselves looking at ceiling and the walls. More

I loved everthing about this place the old and the new but I got tired and had to leave. When I go again I will be prepared More

Give yourself plenty of time for this one. The Tudor exhibit was so intriguing that there wasn't enough time to see much else! More

Aside from the magnificent collection of items in the museum, the lay out and accessibility built into the experience make it my favorite museum ever. There are brail signs on all the exhibits and a lot of the exhibits are touchable. The aisles are wide and easily accommodate wheel chairs. There are benches in every room so folks can sit... More