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Opens at 10:001. Charles Dickens Museum
4.450 Reviews
based on 1.2k reviews
M43***62Dickens and his family lived here for only three years - a rented house with 'all mod cons' for the time - water that could be pumped into the house, their own cesspit, a wine store. You can see the copper in which the family clothing was boiled, and in which their Christmas pudding was cooked each year, as well as the elegant dining room and the desk where Dickens worked. It makes you very aware that even well-to-do Victorians lived without many of the comforts that the most ordinary modern people take for granted. There are interesting displays showing the public aspects of Dickens life and some images showing what he probably looked like in colour.London1.8km from downtown
2. Winston Churchill's Britain at War Museum
3.17 Reviews
quqkyThis is the British World War II war center, the door is inconspicuous, but there is no hole in it. It completely preserved the situation of the war command at that time, and the environment in which Churchill lived, not bad.London2.9km from downtown
Opens at 10:003. Handel Hendrix House
2.817 Reviewsbased on 526 reviews
yangduoduo17I was surprised to learn that Hendell could write so quickly as a Messiah. If you like classical music, this museum is not very small but well worth a visit. The staff is lovely, understands their stuff and is passionate about the museum itself.London1.5km from downtown
4. Bomber Command Memorial
2.715 Reviewsbased on 2.8k reviews
WillSumThe Bomber Museum is located on the north side of Green Park near the Wellington Arch, so it is very convenient to arrive at the subway transfer station. There are more boutique buildings including the Intercontinental Hotel, so that the building hiding on the side of the park does not look like it. Color, when the bus passed by at night, I thought it was just the pillars in the park. In fact, some black sculptures at the door here form modern portraits. During the day, it is very attractive. The whole building displays a lot of cultural relics during the war. ManuscriptsLondon1.7km from downtown
5. Biggin Hill Memorial Museum
2.6No reviews yet
based on 109 reviewsBromley22.7km from downtown
6. Guards Crimean War Memorial
2.6No reviews yetbased on 68 reviewsLondon513m from downtown
7. Marx Memorial Library & Workers School
2.49 Reviewsbased on 9 reviews
SeanIt's open from Monday to Thursday. I went there on Friday, but I couldn't. Anyway, this is a person who changes the course of the world.London2.1km from downtownFree entry
8. Australian War Memorial, London
2.19 Reviewsbased on 106 reviews
幸福人生LOVEThe Australian War Memorial is a blue-gray dome building built to commemorate the fallen soldiers of World War II Australia. It was built in 1941, opened in 1945 and completed in 1971. It covers an area of 10,000 square meters and is surrounded by 12 hectares of lawns.London1.9km from downtown
Nearby City9. Nutfield Memorial Hall
1.8No reviews yetTandridge District30km from London
10. American Memorial Chapel
1.05 Reviewsbased on 10 reviews
麦克SIRTSKINGThe American Memorial Church is a semicircular back hall dedicated to the 28,000 Americans killed in Britain during World War II, and the monument has the names of American soldiers given help during World War II.London2km from downtown
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