Home/Search Results/London Canal Museum

London Canal Museum

Overall rating

4.83

3 reviews

Review this place

Canal Museum - London - Accessible Flipbook

About

The museum tells the story of London's colourful canals, their people, cargoes, horses and trade. It is housed in a former ice warehouse built in the 1860s to store ice imported from Norway. You can peer down into a huge ice well and discover the Victorian ice trade as well the inland waterways.

Reviews

Overall rating

4.83

(3 reviews)

Overall rating breakdown

5 2
4 1
3 0
2 0
1 0

Access (avg.)

4.83

Parking (avg.)

Toilets (avg.)

3.83

Staff (avg.)

daisydoo

Mar 2016

Interesting & fun with lots to do!

Great & interesting museum in the heart of London. Accessible to all - you can tell that much thought has been put into exhibitions, displays and how information is presented. Staff very helpful & enthusiastic.

Read full review

Squirrelpot

Nov 2014

4.5

A great place to visit, very accessible in every way

Excellent accessibility, much thought has gone into all aspects of access.

Read full review

bwp

Oct 2014

A bygone age

The Canal Museum really does understand accessibility and goes the 'extra mile' - loved the Braille panels, the accessible information books, and the attention to detail for making a wheelchair user's visit inclusive.

Read full review