Museum of London

It is a good museum. There is quite a few item to observe. However, the museum isn't properly organise and the information about specific items isn't sufficient.

Nonetheless, it gives you an indication of the history of the city.

Apart, it is less than 5 minutes walk from St.Paul's Cathedral. Thus, it would ideal to included with a trip to the the cathedral to complete your day.

Most London visitors know to prepare for all kinds of weather on a trip to the city. Traditionally, rainy, cool weather has been the challenge.

Recently, uncharacteristically hot weather has hit London. Either way, visitors look for poor weather activities.

In good weather or bad, the Museum of London is worth a visit. The subject of the museum is London itself. The history of the city is interestingly displayed here. Musuem exhibits include a decent amount of interactivity that modern audiences expect. This makes the museum especially suitable for families.

I liked this museum very much. Apart from being basically free, it gives you a useful overall idea of the history of this great city, starting from the primitive ages (beautiful reproductions of prehistoric houses!) on through the milestone epochs of London. I especially enjoyed the Great Fire section - which also offers many interactive features - and the Roman Age section. It also looks out onto the London Wall, which is worth seing, being one of the few Roman remains in London. Set in the City, it is very close to St. Paul's Cathedral. Good cafeteria and shop too.