Where: London
Wall, EC2
What: The
museum of London covers the history and development of london,
from pre-historic times to the early 20th century. This is
one of London’s modern, purpose-built museums. Constructed
as part
of the Barbican
centre,
it is designed to lead visitor’s through the chronological development
of London, including imaginative displays and excellent
facilities.
The Museum
has seven permanent galleries plus changing exhibitions, that display
a wealth of material. The permanent galleries cover (the links
are to our history pages, should you want to find out more) London
before London,
Roman
London,
Dark
Age,
Saxon and medieval
London, Tudor and
early Stuart
London,
Late Stuart London, 18th - century London and
World City, 1789-1914.
Nearest
underground station: Barbican
or St. Paul’s.
Museum
opening times: Monday
- Saturday 10:00 - 17:50, Sunday 12:00 - 17:50
Admission:
(2005)
entrance is free.
Website: museumoflondon.org.uk
London
Hotels (these links are to another website)