The Design Museum in London: photos, reviews

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The Design Museum in London captivates with its stunning architecture and thought-provoking exhibits, making it a haven for design enthusiasts. Known for its engaging displays, the museum also hosts special exhibitions like the fabulous Tim Burton showcase, drawing visitors into the whimsical world of the celebrated director. With a child-friendly environment, wheelchair access, and convenient blue badge parking, it's a place that welcomes everyone. Easy to locate and complete with a handy shop, it offers a truly immersive experience. Whether you're a design aficionado or just curious, a visit promises a delightful afternoon exploring innovative concepts in this wonderfully spacious venue.

Features

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

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Sheffield Terrace (Stop X)

Bus stop 800 m walk

North End Road (Stop E)

Bus stop 903 m walk

Kensington Olympia (Stop P)

Bus stop 930 m walk

Holland Park (Stop HB)

Bus stop 884 m walk

Russell Gardens (Stop Q)

Bus stop 782 m walk

Lytton Estate (Stop R)

Bus stop 955 m walk

4.4

based on 12,907 reviews

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4.4/5 12,907 reviews

Marius Cezar Munteanu

Interesting, but I was expecting more.

Carlo c

Il museo era bello ma poca roba, Vi consiglio di andare al ristorante è molto buono

Hatice Armagan

An absolute must for me as a designer :) As a designer, The Design Museum is indispensable. It’s a constant source of inspiration, showcasing innovation, creativity, and the evolution of design across various fields. Every visit fuels my passion and broadens my perspective. A true haven for anyone dedicated to the art and science of design.

The Design Museum in London

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