Visited the Clink this morning with our two children (5 & 7) who thoroughly enjoyed the interactive museum, creepy setting and rat hunt! It’s situated in an ideal location for a walk along the Thames and through Borough Market with plenty of food options available. The museum is filled with lots of interesting and gruesome facts, the children particularly enjoyed being able to pick up and handle the torture equipment and completing the activity sheet. We came away with a free family photo too!

£8 for a museum in London is VERY cheap, then £2 for a programme, so £10 all in all. Was VERY interesting!! Even my friend who was born in London had never heard of it so the 3 of us who went had a brilliant few hours. The bloke who runs it was ace, a friendly Londoner which is a first LOL Had an absolutely brilliant day out last October, would definitely visit again!

We prebooked before arriving in London, however due to trains and trees on the line, by the time we arrived it was too late, we rang the museum to see if we could move the tickets on a day and they couldn’t have been more helpful. The museum was easy to find and once you walk through the gate the mood of the place hits you. Lots of interesting artefacts, and tales on the boards. Take your time to read and look (and try out some torture devices) great place, fantastic value and everyone enjoyed it.

Cost £24 for one adult one child and one senior. We were there about 40 mins so it doesn’t last long. There is lots to read as you walk round and different exhibits. You get a free program as you go in and kids have to see how many rats they can spot. When it ends they get a lollipop. You can also have a free photo taken behind bars as you leave which you can then download. If you have the money and are looking for something to do not a bad experience. The prison guard as you go in interacts well with the children.

A fantastic museum, well laid out with tonnes of information. The blue plaque on the remaining prison wall is a really nice touch. There's a interactive tablet in the torture room which is easy to miss but has great information too, definitely made my toes curl! The only criticism I have is how much of the information and stories are directed at the religious turbulence of the time, I understand that there was a lot and definitely a main feature of the prison but it got a bit much and I started to skip information boards, it would be nice to try to choose some of the non religious prisoners from the 100 years it was open. But, overall it was fantastic, great displays, interactive content and I was made very welcome as a solo traveler. My photo didn't load onto the website but I had it within minutes of messaging the museum.

Dont want to give it a too low review as its a good little tour and a bit of history walk around. But I feel its very short. More for the kids though they learnt quite a lot about the old history of london so would advise it as an educational tour. Not really for adults. Lots of information and interactive things inside.

This place is awesome! Loved our visit here and would definitely go again. Cheap to go in and you can handle the torture devices too. Lots to see and plenty of information about it. Very old and full of history. Get a free photo taken at the end.

Enjoyed our visit. Good value tickets for something ‘London’. Combine with a late lunch and a walk along the Thames and it’s a pretty perfect day without the usual huge price tag in London.

great little museum. Read everything and take your time but there is also loads for little hands to pick up and touch....if you dare. There is also a free photo download area. We'll worth a visit.

Not for the squeamish - but children will love it. A fascinating look at the old prison and what it got up to - well curated with lots to read and listen to. Well worth the admission for an hour of amusement, education and gore.