Charles Dickens Museum
Type: Historic Sites
10Best Says
Enthusiasts of English literature find much to appreciate in this fine home, the only one of Charles Dickens' residences still remaining. "Oliver Twist" and "Nicholas Nickleby" were penned here, and... Read More
Enthusiasts of English literature find much to appreciate in this fine home, the only one of Charles Dickens' residences still remaining. "Oliver Twist" and "Nicholas Nickleby" were penned here, and visitors can examine photographs and other items left by the renowned author. Much of the house has been restored to its original appearance, which has led Simon Callow, the renowned British actor, to declare that "Dicken's presence is remarkably strong here" and he should know as he has had to channel the writer several times in his own work, when bringing his characters to life on stage or screen. TUBE: Chancery Lane
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Hours:
- Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm
- Sun: 11am-5pm
Admissions:
- Adult £6; Senior £4.50; Student £4.50; Child £3; Family £15
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Emma Wallis
London Local Expert
- Romantic Things to Do, Family-Friendly Museums, Historic Sites: "The Charles Dickens museum is housed in one of the writer's London homes, and has just been beautifully restored."
- Best for Romantic Things to Do Because: If romantic or historic literature is your thing, then you will find the Charles Dickens Museum very romantic.
- Best for Family-Friendly Museums Because: Charles Dickens wrote some books for children, and for those little fans, this place is the perfect place to take them.
- Best for Historic Sites Because: Charles Dickens is one of the UK's most famous writers, and the museum is housed in his London home.
