London Museums

The Brunel Museum in southeast London has changed its admission prices, making it cheaper for single parents to visit the museum of engineering history. However, it raised the cost for everyone else. (c) Brunel Museum The museum tells the story

Arguably the home of Christmas, the Charles Dickens Museum is the sort of place to visit before the Ghosts arrive to scare Scrooge in the evening. Open throughout the year, they pull out the festive decorations for Christmas and have

The Courtauld Gallery’s ambitious expansion plans have been given a major £30 million boost, thanks to a donation from the Reuben Foundation — the charitable arm of billionaire brothers David and Simon Reuben. Courtauld Gallery – Somerset House Following the

A small museum in Greenwich that you’ve probably never visited will be a bit more interesting to visit in December when candles illuminate the Georgian building. The Fan Museum (c) ianVisits The Fan Museum, based in Greenwich, holds a collection

The National Army Museum is set to gain a major underground extension as part of a neighbouring housing redevelopment that has just been submitted for planning approval. The scheme, announced earlier this year, proposes demolishing and rebuilding a 1970s block

An exceptionally rare gold pendant with close ties to King Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon has gone on display at the British Museum today, marking the launch of a campaign to save it for the nation. (c) British Museum

Over the past five years, V&A Museum’s new east London storehouse has been slowly filling up with over 600,000 objects from the museum’s archive ahead of its opening next year. The collection used to be housed in the ornate Blythe

A large metal sign marking the 20th anniversary of the London nightclub fabric will be displayed in the new London Museum when it opens in 2026. Cameron Leslie with fabric sign (c) London Museum The sign, which hung outside the

A few months ago, the long closed Reading Room inside the British Museum reopened to the public, but with a strict, and strictly enforced no photography rule. They’ve now dropped the photo ban, and doesn’t it look amazing? The Reading

A ‘dancing’ stoat, a moonlight hunter and a David Bowie spider are just some of the 100 wildlife photographs that have been shortlisted to go on display at the Natural History Museum’s annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Twist