The Dickens special exhibit is great, especially the atmospherics that mimic the sounds and sights Dickens might have encountered during his nocturnal wanderings. I also appreciated all the social history that illuminated the day to day living condition of Londoners in different periods. In the Victoria Walk area, a re-enactor portraying a street vendor selling spices captivated a group of... More

A free museum, which is great for London. If you want to learn about London's history and future in a very organized way this is the place to go. You can view everything at your own pace. The building is modern but is organized. It has a cafe, restaurant, shop, and nice W.C's. There was some exhibits in the middle... More

We went here after going to the Tate modern by chance and we are glad we did. It was a Shame we did not give ourselves more time to read about the exhibits there. The Victorian walk was my favourite area, but from the early Swamp that was London to the present day was interesting and educational. Being free value... More

This museum was at the top of my list for museums to visit in London, it is a fabulous free museum, well laid out, and not too busy. The exhibits start on the entrance level with 'London before London': 450000 BC to AD 50, onto Roman London > Medieval London > War , Plague and Fire. This section of the... More

I've been here lots of times over the years, and it used to be a very good museum, but when I came back here yesterday I thought the museum had gone down hill a lot. My favourite sections - Roman London and the Cheapside Hoard were not on display at all, and the other exhibits were not well displayed. Some... More

The Museum of London was a fantastic look at past, present and future London. Incredible exhibits that you dont see in ever museum. The museum is well set out with pieces to impress a variety of likes and interests. More

Amazing Roman section. Specialist talks, guides and tours in different departments.Check before you go. Also some excellent temporary exhibitions. More

First trip to London? Think you know about its historic and heritage? Do yourself a favor and stop by this fantastic place...leave better informed than when you arrived. I visited on the first day I was in London...and I'm so glad I did! The museum was easy to find, and a couple of hours was all that was needed to... More

It's a nice place to visit, but nothing to shout about. You have to pay one pound to hire a hanger for your jacket...:( It's a great place, however, if it's raining outside and you're looking for some kind of shelter! :D (and it's close to St.Paul's Cathedral!) More