Young V&A Museum of Childhood in London: photos, reviews

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Young V & A in London is an engaging museum that delights both children and adults. With an impressive Google rating of 4.4, it offers a welcoming experience with wheelchair accessibility and convenient parking. The museum is thoughtfully designed with family-friendly features, including free-to-use lockers and ample buggy parking. Inside, three expansive galleries - Imagine, Play, and Design - invite creativity and curiosity with interactive exhibits appealing to all ages. The hands-on activities are a hit with kids, while adults enjoy a touch of nostalgia. A cozy onsite café serves reasonably priced food, perfect for refueling between explorations. The reading room enriches young minds with books on art and architecture. With abundant opportunities to discover, create, and be inspired, Young V & A is a must-visit attraction in the city.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Whitechapel

Train station 1.1 km walk

Pritchard's Road (Stop W)

Bus stop 874 m walk

Peel Grove (Stop J)

Bus stop 189 m walk

Fremont Street (Stop LJ)

Bus stop 829 m walk

Darling Row (Stop R)

Bus stop 842 m walk

Bonner Street (Stop HD)

Bus stop 629 m walk

Sheep Lane (Stop LK)

Bus stop 839 m walk

4.4

based on 5,461 review

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4.4/5 5,461 review

Alan Towell

Excellent for children and free to enter.

Stefani W

We enjoyed our visit. Its not a big museum, but its fun for children. The place is clean and well organised.

Francisco Alanis

This has to be one of the most funniest museums in the world. Young V&A offers design, play and joyful galleries, exploring the creativity behind toys and games, and as well how they shape us as a kids and human beings. Wonderful experience

Young V&A Museum of Childhood in London

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