The museum is small, but have a lot of information about Florence. You will find lots of personal stuff, pictures, videos and historic explanations about the war and about Florence's role. Interesting. More

Just a short walk from Westminster Station and on the St Thomas Hospital campus. It's a little hard to find but worth it. It's a very small museum but lots of history here. This woman was phenomenal and set the foundation not only for modern nursing but for hospital design as well. I'm a nurse and this made me proud! More

This museum was difficult to find it is tucked away at the front of St Thomas's hospital. I wouldn't recommend going here unless you are interested in Florence Nightingale. It is a small museum and fairly expensive to get in. I would say it's more of a museum for adults and It doesn't take too long to get around. More

my young daughter was learning about Florence Nightingale at school so we travelled to london to go to a few museums so she could understand it better it was very interesting indeed and well worth a visit More

Exhibition comprises mainly photos and information screens with a few exhibits. Had learnt about her in school, but learnt a lot more today about just what a remarkable woman she was from the information provided. Not a huge museum, but enough to keep us interested for a couple of hours. More

Niche museum about nursing, the development of healthcare, and the struggles of the working class during the Victorian and beginning of the Industrial era. Quite eye-opening. Very kid-friendly. More

WE tried to see her museum in Istanbul but it was closed so I came here. While you can learn things about her life and see some fragments of her upbringing the exhibits were among the most peculiar I have ever seen. YOU are provided with peep holes through fake greenery to see archival material. Perhaps this would appeal to... More

very good and great for info for Nightingale. a great experience More

Rather expensive at GBP 5.80 ish. We found the layout rather bizarre with peepholes that you have to almost go down on hands and knees to view, and when you do that, in many cases, there is some generic picture not directly related to Ms. Knightingale. The elderly would struggle and in practice - in many cases - it's not... More