Wellcome Collection is a free museum and library exploring health and human experience, in Euston. We offer a changing programme of free …
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Dec 28, 2024
“Hard Graft”is a marvellous exhibition. Avoiding woke it portrays so much awful history of racism, penal systems and other difficult issues. The bookshop supports this with a great selection of educa… Full review by Birmingham_folk
Dec 28, 2024
Attended specifically for event on Autoimmune Disease. The event was spectacular but let down by audio guide which flattened the feeling in the room and was overly long. Though room next door held wo… Full review by Review9111
Dec 8, 2024
I decided to stroll home from 351 Oxford Street. Crossed over the road and began making my way toward East London. I nearly strolled past but the word free caught my eye. I only visited the ground fl… Full review by Lavinia D
We have six children, aged between 13 & 5. Would you recommend. (Children are excellently behaved. Parents less so).
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I agree although I think the Museum of London would also be worth a visit as it has a lot of small interactive exhibitions perfect for keeping a range of ages entertained.
I would say 2 hours. There is a well stocked book store, as good as Foyles, ans an excellent restaurant which has an emphasis on fruit and vegetable- based meals.
I would allow 2-3 hours at minimum - tack on another hour for lunch and gift shop. We found some amazing things in their design gift shop that made the stop even more worthwhile.
The cafe is good but can be busy. If you want to combine two sights in one part of London, The British Library is only a few hundred yards away, and their special exhibitions are …
The cafe is good but can be busy. If you want to combine two sights in one part of London, The British Library is only a few hundred yards away, and their special exhibitions are usually pretty good.
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