Victoria and Albert Museum

It’s an extraordinary museum, each room is brilliantly curated but don’t miss the ceramic staircase which is spectacular as are the dining areas. I personally love the glass and ceramic galleries which tend to get overlooked. I’m really looking forward to the fashion galleries reopening too. The shops are full of covetable posters jewellery and books. The temporary exhibitions are fantastic ( currently Marie Antoinette) and well worth the price of a membership to have access without booking. There are plenty of cafes and food options and toilets everywhere which is just as well as it’s huge.
Alison Medd - 4 weeks ago

There aren’t enough words to describe this beautiful museum. I purchased a membership just to be able to see the Marie Antoinette’s exhibition and ended up anjoying so much more! I spent almost 3 hours there and couldn’t leave. Be ready that the museum is huge and the cloak room and restroom are not always conveniently located. The shops are beautiful and so is the cafe.
Dana Bashi - 3 weeks ago

The museum is absolutely huge. You think you are done at a floor and yet somehow it carries on. The museum has some amazing items and some not so interesting to me personally. I feel like that’s most museums especially large ones such as this one. The Roman area is interesting but also somewhat what you’re expected or seen before but still nice. It also has China, Japan, Buddhism and Islam. I feel these areas were mixed, some times more interesting than others. The jewellery and gems area was really cool especially the crowns. The paintings area was great, most of the paintings were generally good with some I really enjoyed. One area with black metal gates, I think floor 3 didn’t make a whole lot of sense it me. Looked a bit like a garden centre and wasn’t my favourite area. The 4th floor has so many ceramics and was really interesting and beautiful
Rob - a month ago

I've visited most of the major museums in London. And this was the best! I definitely recommend it. The collections are beautifully displayed. The jewelry collection is stunning. The Trojan Column is breathtaking. Plus delicious food and very nice toilets ;D currently my most favorite museum in London!
Marysia W. - a week ago

Aside from the British Museum and the British Museum, this is my personal favorite. The collection is incredibly rich and diverse, showcasing treasures from different regions and eras. You could easily spend a whole day here if you're willing to dedicate the time. Besides the museums, I highly recommend enjoying a leisurely lunch in the café, surrounded by a Victorian atmosphere.
Zen Cheung - a month ago