Free Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry worth £7.00 per person
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About Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry
Address: Museum of London, London Wall, London, EC2Y 5HN
Opening Times: Monday to Sunday between 10am – 1pm
Celebrating 200 years since the birth of Charles Dickens this new exhibition is a fantastic inclusion to your London for Less break. With Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry tickets you can discover the London that inspired Dickens to create his wonderful novels.
The exhibition includes some of Dickens original manuscripts alongside a selection of paintings and photographs that depict the themes he focused on in his writing. The exhibitions clever use of sound and projections help you to experience the London that Dickens knew, with your Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry tickets you can examine the real life factors that moulded Dickens stories. From his childhood experiences in London to the social crisis of 19th Century England it is all on display for you to see. Plus see William Raban's fascinating documentary on the similarities between the night time affairs of London today and the night time city described by Dickens.
Booking Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry tickets with your London for Less break you can enjoy a morning in the museum, visits must be between 10am and 1pm, before getting out and about in London in the afternoon. After your visit to the exhibition, make sure you spend some time in the rest of the museum and to find out more about London’s fascinating history.
The exhibition includes some of Dickens original manuscripts alongside a selection of paintings and photographs that depict the themes he focused on in his writing. The exhibitions clever use of sound and projections help you to experience the London that Dickens knew, with your Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry tickets you can examine the real life factors that moulded Dickens stories. From his childhood experiences in London to the social crisis of 19th Century England it is all on display for you to see. Plus see William Raban's fascinating documentary on the similarities between the night time affairs of London today and the night time city described by Dickens.
Booking Dickens & London Exhibition - Morning Entry tickets with your London for Less break you can enjoy a morning in the museum, visits must be between 10am and 1pm, before getting out and about in London in the afternoon. After your visit to the exhibition, make sure you spend some time in the rest of the museum and to find out more about London’s fascinating history.
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