There are many free museums in London both big and small. This was not always the case and may not always be the case in these difficult economic times, so we should take advantage of these wonderful London museums while we can.
However we also have many great museums where there is a charge and these should not be over looked. Many of these museums accept the London Pass which gives you both free entry, discounts and the ability to jump the queue.
Suggested Donations Although the following London Museums are free to enter many of them will ask for a donation. Many of these museums rely on charitable donations to be able to stay open, they do not receive any money from the government. As you can appreciate it is important that these museums remain open and free to the public. So if you can make a donation during your visit it would be most appreciated |
This Is The Current List of Free Admission Museums In London Some of these museums are rather specialist but that does not mean that they are not open to everyone. CLICK ON THUMBNAILS |
British Museum |
Natural History Museum |
National Maritime Museum |
Museum of London |
Science Museum |
Victoria and Albert Museum |
Imperial War Museum |
Air force Museum |
National Army Museum |
Wellcome Collection |
Horniman Museum |
Grant Museum |
Petrie Museum |
Docklands Museum |
Faraday Museum |
Museum of Childhood |
Methodist Museum |
Cuming Museum |
Ragged School Museum |
Bank of England Museum |
Clock Museum |
Sewing Machine Museum |
Museum of the Home |
All Hallows Museum |
Hunterian Museum |
Anaesthesia museum |
Bethlem Hospital Museum |
Optical Association Museum |
great ormond hospital museum |
Museum of Learning Disability museum |
Order of St John Museum |
Royal College of Physicians museum |
Royal Pharmaceuticals museum |
London Hospital Museum |
St. Bartholomews |
Hogarth House Museum |
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