Another cool free egyptian museum in London. Worth visiting and observing 3D models. More

...we didn't have, so it was a short visit, nothing remarcable about it More

Squeezed in between other university buildings, quite hard to find, free to visit and completely enchanting, Petrie Museum makes you forget about the time passing. It almost looks like someone's work space filled in with his findings and achievements more than an actual museum. One of my favorite places in London. More

I was lucky enough to have booked onto a tour with Art Fund of this little gem of a museum which is tucked away on the campus of UCL. There are so many cases and drawers crammed with many types of artefacts from everyday life Egypt that it will take you a few visits to really take it all in.... More

The Petrie Museum has to be seen to be believed. It is hard to image the time it took to ship, archive and coordinate the hundreds of pieces. Well worth a visit following a tour of Egypt. More

This tiny museum is situated in University College on Gower Street. The small rooms are crowded with beautiful glass fronted cabinets containing a wealth of objects from Ancient Egypt. The museum was founded through a bequest by a writer, Amelia Edwards, and the collection expanded under William Flinders Petrie, the first Edwards Professor. There are mummy cases, pieces of jewellery,... More