About

The London Canal Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of London's iconic waterways. With an impressive average Google rating of 4.5, visitors praise its comprehensive exhibits on the canal's past. The museum highlights the ingenuity behind the Victorian era, featuring a unique, preserved well used for storing ice imported from Norway. Ideal for families, it provides engaging content suitable for children, along with convenient facilities. Discover the stories of canal life and marvel at the innovation that kept 19th-century London thriving.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

King's Cross / Caledonian Road (Stop X)
Bus stop 379 m walk
Carnegie Street (Stop L)
Bus stop 309 m walk
One Stop Food & Wine
Bus stop 460 m walk
York Way / Kings Place (Stop C)
Bus stop 248 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.4
based on 720 reviews
4.5/5 362 reviews
4.2/5 358 reviews
Quentin DUBOIS
Quentin DUBOIS
3 weeks ago on Google

Thème super intéressant avec plein d'informations et d'images d'archives. Le problème : le musée a axé l'essentiel de sa communication sur l'accessibilité aux enfants pour faire venir plus de monde. Résultat, le musée est une immense cours de récréation ou on entend crier, pleurer, taper dans tout les sens et c'est juste infernal. Il y a trop de jeux pour un musée sur un thème trop pointu. Aucun enfant ne devrait venir car c'est un MUSÉE et pas une COURS DE RÉCRÉATION. Les parents ne lisent même pas les panneaux, c'est juste la garderie. Je n'ai pas réussi à finir le deuxième étage car je n'arrivais plus à me concentrer. J'étais la en été, peut etre pas la bonne période, si c'est votre cas, fuyez pauvres fous.

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Stèphanie Cambier
Stèphanie Cambier
3 weeks ago on Google

I had a great time at this informative and small museum. You'll learn about the history of the canals and ice business, and with it, have some insights in life in London in the past. There are several activities for kids as well. Definitely pre-book the boat tour together with your museum ticket; it is interesting, relaxing and a beautiful trip. The volunteers running this museum are so kind and knowledgable. Thank you.

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Katrin K
Katrin K
3 weeks ago on Google

A lovely little museum which is full of history. It’s cheap too and you can buy tickets upon entry.