Families fun and learning for all
The Museum of London and the Museum of London Docklands are now open! Pre-book your free admission tickets in advance here. Tickets are also available on the door.
Things to do during your visit
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Yes or no?
Choose a favourite object and see if others can guess it by asking only questions answered ‘yes’ or ‘no’.
Tricky…
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Remember, remember...
Study a single case of objects during your visit, and then turn around and see how many objects within it you can name.
Peep at the end to see what you forgot!
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Colour hunt!
Everyone chooses a colour or material (remember that modern materials like plastic haven’t been around long!). Search galleries for objects the same colour or material.
Younger children might like to look for shapes as well as colours.
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War, Plague and Fire activity sheet
This activity sheet will take you round this gallery, highlighting exciting objects and events from one of the most turbulent periods in London's history.
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Galleries of Modern London activity sheet
This activity sheet will take you round this gallery, highlighting exciting objects and events from one of the most turbulent periods in London's history.
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Tail trail map
Download and print this blank family tree and map to help you find Riley Ratcliffe's relatives on a visit the museum.
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Family facilities
Lockers
Lockers are available, just ask a member of staff for directions
Café and restaurants
Our cafés in the Entrance foyer and Ellipse Hall are open for snacks, drinks and light meals from 10am-4.30pm
Picnic area
Our Ellipse Hall café has additional seating for those wanting to bring their own food
Baby changing
We have baby-changing facilities to help keep all our visitors happy, even the littlest! Waiting times could be longer than usual
Family accessibility
The museum is fully accessible to our buggy and wheelchair users
