Sir John Soane's Museum in London: photos, reviews

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Sir John Soane's Museum in London is a captivating attraction that artfully blends history and atmosphere in a way that feels both personal and enchanting. With glowing reviews averaging 4.7 stars on Google, this museum stands out not just for its remarkable collection, but for its intimate setting. It's a place where children can also find wonder amidst the curiosities. Visitors are treated to stunning exhibits such as the Sarcophagus of Seti I, alongside artworks by masters like Canaletto, Turner, and Hogarth in the Picture Room. The Dome Room houses an impressive collection of classical busts and sculptures, all set within the unique architectural vision of Sir John Soane himself. The ambiance is almost magical, with dimly lit rooms inviting exploration, and no cost for entry ensures accessibility. Specially organized tours add another layer to the experience. While its reputation is growing, the museum remains refreshingly free from long queues, making a weekday visit especially pleasant. Art, history, and quirky charm unite to make this a must-visit destination for anyone in London.

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Free Wi-Fi, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

High Holborn (Stop Q)

Bus stop 278 m walk

Procter Street (Stop H)

Bus stop 179 m walk

Aldwych / Drury Lane

Bus stop 452 m walk

Southampton Row / Theobald's Road (Stop X)

Bus stop 281 m walk

Aldwych / Bush House (Stop H)

Bus stop 428 m walk

Holborn Station (Stop P)

Bus stop 190 m walk

4.7

based on 4,781 review

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4.7/5 4,781 review

Thomas Dupont

Sir John Soane’s Museum is a quirky and fascinating place, filled with art, models, and curiosities. A real highlight is the Hogarth paintings, revealed on folding panels like a hidden performance. The rooms can feel a bit cramped, but that adds to the character.

Charmaine Noel

An interesting house of architect Sir John Soane.

WIP Travelgang

Really really good experience is your not into history you'll still love to visit this place!

Sir John Soane's Museum in London

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