The Museum Of London

Situated between St Pauls cathedral and the Smithfield market in London is the Museum of London.
The Museum takes you back to 450,000 BC and brings you back to current day with a variety of permanent displays.
Discover Roman London, Medieval London, the great fire of London, the plague, 2 world wars and the 1850s when London was the richest and most powerful city in the world.

The Museum of London is  is dedicated to the history of the city and its people. The museum has a vast collection of artworks, artefact’s, and exhibits, spanning over 2 million years of London’s history. Some of the things you can see at the Museum of London include:

1. Permanent Galleries: The Museum of London’s permanent galleries cover the history of London from prehistoric times to the present day, with displays of artefact’s, artworks and interactive exhibits.
2. Temporary Exhibitions: The Museum of London regularly hosts temporary exhibitions that focus on different aspects of London’s history, such as the social, cultural, or architectural history of the city.
3. The Roman Gallery: The Roman Gallery is dedicated to the Roman period of London’s history, and features a range of artefact’s and interactive exhibits, including a replica of the temple of Mithras.
4. The Medieval Gallery: The Medieval Gallery is dedicated to the Medieval period of London’s history, and features a range of artefact’s and interactive exhibits, including the replica of the medieval London Wall.
5. The Victorian Walk: The Victorian Walk is a reconstruction of a Victorian street, complete with shops, houses and other buildings from the Victorian era.
6. The London Wall: The Museum of London has a section of the original Roman London Wall on display, which gives visitors a glimpse of the city’s ancient past.