The Clockmakers' Museum in London: photos, reviews

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In the bustling area of South Kensington, The Clockmakers' Museum offers a captivating journey through time. This museum houses an astounding collection of intricate clocks, watches, and sundials dating back to the 1600s, highlighted by 15 remarkable marine timekeepers. Rated 4.6 on Google, it's a haven for those with a penchant for horology, drawing in enthusiasts and curious minds alike. Although it's a smaller venue, its rich displays make the visit worthwhile, ranging from children to adults. Planning your visit ahead by securing tickets is advisable. The setting is both educational and mesmerizing, capturing the evolution of timekeeping in an engaging showcase.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Recommended buy tickets ahead, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Royal Albert Hall

Bus stop 469 m walk

South Kensington Station / Old Brompton Road (Stop B)

Bus stop 459 m walk

South Kensington Museums (Stop K)

Bus stop 66 m walk

Prince Consort Road / Imperial College (Stop RW)

Bus stop 380 m walk

4.6

based on 117 reviews

Google

4.6/5 117 reviews

M Hurst

Fascinating exhibition. Great for adult geeks and nerds, which was right upnour street lol. Amazing time pieces and clocks put into historical perspective and chronological technical advancement.

Melisa T

Small, but fascinating.

Mimi Mimi

Amazing venue

The Clockmakers' Museum in London

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