London Museum

The museum has eight permanent exhibition main rooms, in which is developed the history of the city of London throughout the time. The first is dedicated to the times of the Roman conquest; it follows the room of Medieval London, an era that includes the historical facts between the 10th and the 15th centuries; the third is dedicated to the Tudor era, that finalizes with the Great Fire and takes to the fourth room, dedicated to the reconstruction of the city and the beginning of the commercial interchange with Asia and America.

In the room of the 18th century are exposed the political changes and the commercial explosion of that time, as well as the medicine and scientifical developments. We arrive then to the room dedicated to the Victorian era, a time when London became the first metropolis world-wide.

The museum possesses a Microgallery where is offered a more detailed glance into the life of 19th century, as the other main room is dedicated to temporary thematic exhibitions, where are developed subjects like the London of the children, macabre London, London transport and more.

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London

London Museums
Tate Modern
Tate Britain
Westminster Abbey
Sherlock Holmes Museum
National Gallery
London Museum
British Library
Freud Museum
Clock Museum
Buckingham Palace
Bramah Museum of the Tea and Coffee
London Bridge

Manchester Museums
Museum of Science and Industry
Manchester Museum
Dress Museum

Cambridge Museums
Cambridge University Botanical Gardens
Classic Archaeology Museum
Whipple Museum of Science History
Technology Museum of Cambridge
Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
Scott Institute of Polar Research

Bath Museums
The Dress Museum
Beckford Tower
Jane Austen Centre

Liverpool Museums
The Walker Museum
Museum of the Liverpool Life

Oxford Museums
Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Bate Collection of Musical Instruments