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Florence Nightingale Museum

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The Florence Nightingale Museum celebrates the life and work of the world's famous nurse. Located on the banks of the river Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament, the museum attracts visitors from all over the world who want to learn more about the Lady with the Lamp and her Victorian world. We also examine Florence's legacy, her influence on nursing today and continuing relevance of her work. The Florence Nightingale Museum runs a busy learning programme for schools and family activities, as well as a lively events programme with regular afternoon and evening talks.

This venue has a Detailed Access Guide from AccessAble, created following an in person assessment. Please see the link in the Accessibility Guide section below.

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Jun 2016

2.5

Small, ''things in cabinets' type of place.

A small single room with side room set within St Thomas's Hospital. All on one level with an accessible toilet. Most items are in upright glass cabinets with audio via headphones available. Free entry to carers and £4.80 for disabled visitors (about half price). We felt the price of entry at full price was expensive - so glad we had a discount. Very expensive gift shop.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Florence Nightingale Museum

Disabled Access at Florence Nightingale Museum

Level access – all areas of Florence Nightingale Museum is accessible on one floor. As you enter the gallery there is an automatic door.

Toilets features at Florence Nightingale Museum

An accessible unisex toilet is located in the entrance of the museum.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.