Wellcome Collection is a museum and library based at 183 Euston Road, London, displaying a mixture of medical artefacts and original artworks exploring "ideas about the connections between …
Wellcome Collection is a museum and library based at 183 Euston Road, London, displaying a mixture of medical artefacts and original artworks exploring "ideas about the connections between medicine,...
Hardly any exhibits. Apart from the beauty exhibition, rooms are virtually empty, apparently due to wheelchair access. I was expecting medical exhibits - there are hardly any. I don't understand why … Full review by Myrvin C
Apr 1, 2024
This exhibition has had much publicity , however I found the hype didn't continue in my opinion into the exhibition. The wellcome collection puts on great exhibitions but this wasn't one of their bet… Full review by Barbara C
Feb 26, 2024
This is indeed a strange exhibition. It contains paintings, naked images, clothing, pictures of surgery and uninterpretable videos but no common thread. Most importantly there is no scientific def… Full review by Bluebellplasnewydd
We have six children, aged between 13 & 5. Would you recommend. (Children are excellently behaved. Parents less so).
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I agree although I think the Museum of London would also be worth a visit as it has a lot of small interactive exhibitions perfect for keeping a range of ages entertained.
I would say 2 hours. There is a well stocked book store, as good as Foyles, ans an excellent restaurant which has an emphasis on fruit and vegetable- based meals.
I would allow 2-3 hours at minimum - tack on another hour for lunch and gift shop. We found some amazing things in their design gift shop that made the stop even more worthwhile.
The cafe is good but can be busy. If you want to combine two sights in one part of London, The British Library is only a few hundred yards away, and their special exhibitions are …
The cafe is good but can be busy. If you want to combine two sights in one part of London, The British Library is only a few hundred yards away, and their special exhibitions are usually pretty good.
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