Most reviewed Museums in Bexley, United Kingdom

Museum arranged around the eponymous ship that used to speed tea from Asia to Victorian Britain.

Wren's 18th-century astronomical observatory on the Prime Meridian, now a museum with a planetarium.

Exploring British naval history, with a ship simulator, nautical oddities and interactive games.

👍👍 Great experiences for kids and adults alike There is no admission charge and has galleries and interactive activities and lots to see. It has a nice cafe also

1930s art deco house with a medieval great hall & ornamental gardens with picnic & play areas.

16th century mansion now used to display items from the National Maritime Museum's collection.

Victorian pub with patterned wallpaper, hanging lamps, a function room and regular cabaret shows.

State-of-the-art projections and visualisations of the solar system, using both real images and CGI.

Guided tours of an ornate 1865 pumping station with red columns, arches & wrought-iron decoration.

👍 Such a hidden gem! Lovely afternoon out for kids (especially at Easter time) and adults. Lots of interesting hidden treasures and the hall itself is a fascinating slice of History. The staff were super welcoming and friendly as well. Dogs allowed on leads.

Extensive fan collection in an 18th-century house plus displays of the art of fan-making.

👍 Migration Museum Is located in Lewisham Shopping Centre, London SE13 7HB, UK. Impressive visit a small Museum for Migration living in London.

👍👍 Just walked passed as the walk pass to the Marshes isis stunning by the Thames

👍👍 Watch closely! Flamsteed House, built between 1675-1676, was Greenwich's original principal observatory. The building is named after John Flamsteed (1646-1719), the first Astronomer Royal of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. The Ocatgon Room, the main workspace for the astronomers, is particularly i...

😐 The Royal Museums Greenwich is a group of four museums in Greenwich, London, England. They are the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, the Queen's House, and the Cutty Sark.

🫤 We were so looking forward to undertaking the entire walk along The Line from the Queen Elizabeth Park through to North Greenwich, but we struggled hugely with the route. There was very little signage - we couldn't find any until we had got to Cody Lock and by then we had had to retrace our steps,...

👍👍 The visit was amazing, I fully recommend it!!! You learn a lot of stuff and the volunteers are amazing.

👍👍 It’s a free kids play space and we absolutely loved it. It’s so well done and the kids had so much fun exploring different areas of maritime history. Our favourite was the Ship, and going insider the cabins was great fun. I will happily be going back again. Highly recommend this space. Tickets have...