Vorschläge für Museum in der Nähe von Caledonian, London

Elliott B. • August 26, 2015Nice small museum about London's canal history. Basin at back. You can book trips from here on a narrowboat. Short walk from King's Cross Station.

Molotov C. • September 23, 2020Original Manusikripte u.a. von Shakespear. Der Star der Show ist aber ohne Zweifel die Magna Carta

James G. • Oktober 6, 2018Mail Rail is fascinating! And the staff are very knowledgable, passionate, and friendly. A great day out – especially on a rainy day.

Shannon • Januar 22, 2011Cafe has best food. Good place for quiet lunch of yummy Italian favourites.

Molotov C. • September 23, 2020Sir Wellcome war ein Sammler von medizinischen Exponaten bzw. Dinge mit medizinischen Bezug. Zum Teil sehr schräge Dinge und daher auch interessant und spannend. Kann ich nur empfehlen.

daniel • November 28, 2013They offer gluten free cakes at their cafe in the back of the house.

Molotov C. • April 29, 2020Kleines aber sehr schönes Museum mit freiem Eintritt. Hauptsächlich eingelegte Tote Tiere, Skelette oder ausgestopfte Tiere. Klingt jetzt wahrschienlich nicht sehr einladend, ist aber faszinierend.

Andreas S. • März 29, 2018Sehr schönes Museum mit vielen spannenden Exponaten. Man sollte sich Zeit nehmen. Es gibt auch genug Möglichkeiten, sich zu setzen, einen Kaffee oder Tee zu trinken und das Gesehene zu verarbeiten.

Galal G. • Juni 8, 2017An amazing collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts..absolutely packed! Free & strongly recommended to visit..

Ahmet D. • Oktober 15, 2023Lovely old school art

Nick J. • März 15, 2015Rented out the whole place for a work social. So much fun. A great venue!

Amy R. • März 4, 2016Amazing collection of odd antiquities stuffed into a lovely house (and free!)

Anthony B. • Juni 20, 2011For anyone visiting London, this is a little know gem

Chris R. • März 1, 2015"hidden" Japanese Roof Garden, great gallery... if exhibitions are curated well.

Richard G. • Oktober 28, 2010Recommended: Not for the faint hearted, this two-floor museum offers both a brilliantly intellectual and educational experience - with everything from bones to pickled guts. Yum yum!

Chris S. • April 3, 2011The chap at the museum entrance is very friendly and extremely knowledgeable - strike up a conversation with him and soak up some Arsenal history

Cheyenne Y. • Februar 7, 2018Beautiful building, free tour was amazing, definitely worth a visit.

David M. • April 13, 2010Fantastic museum! Just re-opened after a £10 million re-development. Especially good for kids with lots of interactive features. Focus on the immigrant experiance makes it relevant for all Londoners!

Brad B. • August 6, 2014An absolute must for any gooner. It's well designed in terms of its narrative flow, and there's lots and lots of memorabilia that will bring a tear of joy to the eye of all Arsenal fans.

Rosanne • April 27, 2019Looking out from the windows on the top floor is a surreal experience. Worth the visit

Martyn H. • September 7, 2022A much needed museum for London and all queer people, thanks ⭐️🥰⭐️🥰⭐️🏳️‍🌈

Londonist • Mai 2, 2010Worth going for the giant model of London alone. But you'll pop back time and again for the informative and regularly changing architectural exhibitions. Free, friendly and informative.

Museum of Happiness • Dezember 4, 2017We're run by a small team so don't currently open around the clock! You can pre-book events and activities through our website :)

Ivan D. • November 9, 2010This is a great tucked away museum that offers a real insight on London. especially Hugh Mydlleton and his waterways

Sam D. • Dezember 8, 2010Really nice newly opened museum in medieval buildings. A little hidden gem in the heart of Clerkenwell.

Free in London • April 17, 2012the best museum for the history of London. A must see

Bastian G. • September 6, 2017One of the weirdest places at UCL 😂