Chateau Rouge Teas • April 21, 2012Central location, free access and some great works, definitely not to be missed on a rainy Sunday afternoon in London
Alina Grace • July 3, 2015I love this place. So much history but it will take a whole day. A place where you will have to spend the whole day.
Ashik S. • June 2, 2011Beautiful space and location. Members lounge a bit full, but good place to relax and decontruct if you wish. Although appreciation is also allowed.
Bijan Y. • February 10, 2015Fabulous building and so much to see. Good restaurant downstairs for a lunch break. Never miss the Turner's whenever I'm here.
NoMade I. • March 22, 2015Great museum! Spacious lot of places to sit. Very high tech- lot of interactive displays. Distribute your energy wisely- because you WILL get tired!
Guy C. • April 14, 2018Fantastic little venue. Wonderful exhibition. Worth checking out when it’s in season
Peeyapat R. • October 4, 2013absolutely inspiring. brilliant use of space for perfect natural lighting.
Matt T. • September 12, 2014A little pricey but totally worth it for transport nerds. Easily a few hours entertainment wandering round the generally quiet exhibitions. Lots of original vehicles and some brilliant models.
Ieva A. • March 6, 2016A lovely gallery. Temporary exhibitions change frequently and you can always go back for the permanent one. Absolutely favourite! It is not free though.
H R. • September 25, 2014Free entry with lots of good exhibits. Good to take a sketchbook here and spend the morning. The people are great to speak to. Small museum but lots to see.
Kit&kafoodle • October 14, 2014Freakin' awesome museum. Very interesting, especially pathological processes through each organ and different animals. Nice history on surgery and surgeons of Britain.
Kristen D. • November 9, 2011The bar at the Ri is a fab place for a cocktail and a decent bite to eat. In the evenings you can get a lovely platter to share whilst at lunch time they do great British gastro pub style dishes.
Mik U. • January 22, 2018Great place to get little novelty gifts from here. Well worth a look around
Michael • July 3, 2013Great tour. Really enjoyable, a lot of information that is interesting. Book online, you will likely still have to wait in a queue, but it moves relatively quickly.
Gordon W. • November 21, 2010A hidden gem. Bit faded grandure but the artworks were a pleasant surprise.
Galal G. • June 8, 2017An amazing collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts..absolutely packed! Free & strongly recommended to visit..
Feliza O. • January 23, 2015Wonderful place to know more about Dr Johnson. The staff there are all volunteers and the entrance Fees are used to manage the place.
Mike D. • November 14, 2013Great experience! Do not miss this house. And have a chat with the knowledgable staff - very friendly!
Jeanette M. • October 31, 2022The mail rail is without a doubt the best bit and it’s worth the entire entrance fee! The exhibition is very kid-friendly. It’s 1H - 1H 30 min experience in total.
Naomi L. • April 26, 2014The secluded garden is a lovely place to sit in the sun with a gorgeous piece of cake from the cafe, and you don't need to pay the entrance fee to enjoy the cafe and garden.
Joachim B. • January 18, 2015Really nice overview of the man and the times. Worth your visit even if you a not a fan of museums.
HISTORY UK • February 10, 2011This ex Royal Navy sloop escorted Atlantic convoys in WW2. Since 1948 she’s been moored here as HQ of the Honourable Company of Master Mariners, and includes a museum and library.
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