Victoria and Albert Enterprises Limited

The V&A may have been my favorite attraction in London, much to my own surprise. I expected an interesting, varied collection, but I had no notion of how engaging this collection would be. I loved this museum from my first few moments inside. Each piece- be it an iron railing, a salt shaker, a 17th century gown, you name it- is fascinating in its own right. I kept finding myself totally delighted by the next little thing. After my visit, my parents asked me, "What's in the V&A museum?" I was stumped by the question. All I could reply was, "Stuff." Stuff, indeed. Beautiful, historic, tremendously varied stuff. Oh, and a gorgeous cafe and the best museum shop I've ever visited. Please, if you enjoy museums, do not miss the V&A. I expect to go back time and time again, and I'm sure there will still always be more surprises waiting for the next visit.

One could spend days in the V&A there is so much to see-ceramics, fashion, tapestry, metalwork, plaster casts of architectural monuments, glass, furniture... it is impossible to list it all . A multitude of exhibits from their collection with works from all ages (ancient - contemporary)and parts of the globe - the new jewelry wing is beautiful. The spectacularly tiled dining halls are worth a visit in themselves - be sure to at least stop there for a coffee or tea. If you are interested in design it is a definite must.

Wow! You can't easily describe V&A museum, you really have to visit it to believe the amazing rich of collections that are to be found there!

There are so many different forms of arts there, and from so many different eras and areas of the world, that someone may need months to explore even a small part of the collections!

There is everything to be found here, from Iranian carpentries to Medieval English paintings and from Victorian iron gates to gold jewelleries and roman sculptures!

Just pick up a certain area at the time and focus there, otherwise you will end up walking and walking around and still haven't see a thing!

And that's for free. Unbelievable!

Their cafe/restaurant is one of the most clean, reasonably priced I have ever seen in a museum, and with a good sellection of beverrages and foor items.

Staff members are smiley and polite too. Do not miss it!!!!!!!