Museum of London

The Museum of London has a large collection that explores the City of London from prehistoric times all the way to the present.

The Museum of London opened it's doors in 1976. It features a chronologically ordered collection of artifacts and exhibits that take you through the entire history of this great city. Items in the museum were amalgamated from several other pre-existing collections.

The museum is layed out so that there is only one route through it's galleries which are viewed in chronological order as you walk through. In the Spring of 2010 the Museum completed a £20 million upgrade which included four new galleries. There are many original artifacts along with pictures, models and interactive hands on displays that are fun for all ages.

The Museum of London is open daily except for December 24th-26th and it has free admission, making it a great place to visit for anyone travelling on a budget.

For more information about the Museum of London as well as exhibitions and hours visit their official website: Museum of London

Getting There on Transit
Tube Line	Tube Station	Walking Time
Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan Lines	Barbican	5 minutes
Central Line	St. Paul's	7 minutes
Northern Line	Moorgate	8 minutes
Connections and additional information
Walking Distance from Tube Stations. No bus needed. From Barbican Station walk south on Aldersgate Street. From St. Paul's Station head north on Cheapside and then continue north on St. Martin's Le Grande. From Moorgate Station walk south and then west on Moorgate, then south again on Fore St. the west on London Wall. View London Attractions in a larger map