Museum of London Docklands

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Museum of London Docklands Dirección:

Dirección:
West India Quay
Canary Wharf
London
E14 4AL
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7001 9844
Fax: +44 (0)20 7001 9801

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Dirección:
West India Quay
Canary Wharf
London
E14 4AL
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7001 9844
Fax: +44 (0)20 7001 9801
Transporte público: Westferry, DLR
Por carretera: Turn right out of the station and walk along the quayside. The Museum is in the furthest warehouse on the quay.

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  Últimas 5 reseñas deMuseum of London Docklands

Great value for money

My husband and I went to this museum and spent well over 3 hours there, (would have stayed longer but my feet were killing me) as there is so much to see there. It is a very well laid out museum...

My husband and I went to this museum and spent well over 3 hours there, (would have stayed longer but my feet were killing me) as there is so much to see there.

It is a very well laid out museum and the exhibits are spectacular. The staff are extremely helpful. The Jack the Ripper and the East End special exhibition is really good as it tells the story of the working class of London which is very often ignored.

I would recommend this museum to people of all ages and abilities.

 
5.0
18 septiembre 2008
by denterprised, Brighton, Sussex, England
 

Fascinating museum

Recently spent a good three hours in this museum after taking one of the London Walks. Was pleasantly surprised at the many intriguing items on display as well as the re-creations of the Sailors...

Recently spent a good three hours in this museum after taking one of the London Walks. Was pleasantly surprised at the many intriguing items on display as well as the re-creations of the Sailors Village and the WWII air raid shelter. Due to sensory overload, it's a good idea to take a break in the coffee shop half-way through. Highly recommend for all ages. Will most likely return to have another look!

 
4.0
6 diciembre 2004
by offtolondon, Washington, D.C. Metro Area
 

Superb value for money. Loved it!

What can I say? WHAT A BRILLIANT MUSEUM.I recommend it to all of you.Went the other day. It was after 4.30 and it's free most days from 4.30 till 6.00 so that was pretty cool. However, it's only a...

What can I say? WHAT A BRILLIANT MUSEUM.I recommend it to all of you.Went the other day. It was after 4.30 and it's free most days from 4.30 till 6.00 so that was pretty cool. However, it's only a fiver if you get there early and the ticket they give you LASTS A WHOLE YEAR so you can keep coming back for free any time.It's brilliant. There is no way you can see it in 90 minutes so I am going back.I would have thought that you need a good three hours to do this museum justice. And the Sailor's Village (a model village you walk through) is great for exploring through... great sounds and smells too.And of course, with it being Docklands, you have some of the best restaurants next door. In fact next door to the museum you have eleven restaurants (I counted!) including such mainstays as Browns and Odins.

 
5.0
7 mayo 2004
by Un miembro de TripAdvisor, London, UK
 

Very interesting

At last I managed to get to this museum - having had it on my list of attractions to 'get too' for some time! - So glad I did as we spent most of the afternoon wondering around the Museum of Slavery...

At last I managed to get to this museum - having had it on my list of attractions to 'get too' for some time! - So glad I did as we spent most of the afternoon wondering around the Museum of Slavery which we found incredibly moving and most informative, The afternoon we were there (2/6/09) there was an artist in attendance, so we were able to talk to her about her delightful work having painted some of the oldest people in the world in Dominica. - This was an added bonus to our visit.

The staff at the museum were very helpful too - can well recommend an afternoon spent here.

 
5.0
8 junio 2009
by lizzieleg, England
 

Excellent museum

Housed in an old warehouse a short walk from the Canary Wharf station on the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) this is a super museum. You start on the third floor with the earliest history of the...

Housed in an old warehouse a short walk from the Canary Wharf station on the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) this is a super museum. You start on the third floor with the earliest history of the settlement of London and work forward in time as you descend through the building, through the WWII bombing of the docks and the strikes led by Jack Dash in the late 1960's (yes I do remember those happening!)

The development of the Port of London is clearly explained together with an explanation of how changes to London Bridge and the building of the Enbankment narrowed and deepened the river and speeded its flow through to the more recent redevelopment of the abandoned docks into the business & residential areas they now are.

My only negative (?) comment would be that this is such an interesting museum with so much too see that it really requires several visits to take it all in.

 
5.0
5 febrero 2009
by phebert, Huntersville, Carolina del Norte
 

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