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Victoria and Albert Museum

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The Victoria & Albert is the world's largest museum of decorative arts.

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Nov 24, 2024
We wandered through stunning galleries filled with art and design from around the world. Each exhibit sparked conversations and inspiration, making us appreciate the beauty of culture together. The m… Full review by Slovo P
Nov 21, 2024
Went to the Great Mughals exhibition. It was stunning the paintings and fabrics were so beautiful as if they had been created last week not 500 years ago. Well put together exhibts and so creative. Full review by helgre2016
Nov 18, 2024
We thoroughly enjoyed visiting the Medieval & Renaissance rooms which had some great exhibits as has the Sacred Silver rooms. So much to see and it would take many weeks to see it all ! Full review by David n
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The Victoria and Albert Museum (often abbreviated as the V&A), London, is the World's largest museum of decorative arts and design…
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The Victoria and Albert Museum celebrates the rich culture of a bygone era. It includes around 2.27 million objects including ceramics, fashio…
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Familiarly known as the V&A, this expansive museum boasts a collection of over two million items displayed across 145 galleries, dedicate…
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If you like art and design, you can't miss out on this amazing museum with the largest design collection in the world. The museum houses c…
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The world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design is named after England’s Queen Victoria and her husband Albert. A staggerin…
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How long would you say it takes to go around the Diva exhibition please.
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I spent 2 hours going round Diva on 2 levels, I was given headphones at the entrance, I find them hard to handle as I also wear glasses to read all print, so gave them back, and …
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I spent 2 hours going round Diva on 2 levels, I was given headphones at the entrance, I find them hard to handle as I also wear glasses to read all print, so gave them back, and then enjoyed admiring all the exhibits. took me back to my childhood when I saw Greta Garbo, Marilyn. My current favourites are Tina Turner and Rihanna, both are well covered. On day I visited a visitor had a fall coming down steps, so please be vigilant. Enjoy
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Traveling to London June 2023. Are there Skip the Line tickets for the V & A & if so, who do we book from?
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We didn't have a line when we visited, given museums are free in London. You had to pay for an exhibition only, but there wasn't any line for us.
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Hi, can you take food and drink into the V & A? Not to eat while there, but just carrying.
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Yes, as long as it is not hot food. I’m less sure about drinks.
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Will the V&A Museum be open during the Jubilee weekend?
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They are taking bookings on their website for entry to exhibitions on these dates so assume it will be open.
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How long do you need to go around the Alice:curiouser and curiouser exhibition?
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Hi Sorry we didn't do this exhibition so can't help you.
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Can Members visit sold out exhibitions?
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Yes. As a Member, you get free unlimited visits to all exhibitions even when tickets have sold out.
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Introductory tours are given at 10:30am, and 12:30, 1:30, and 3:30pm
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Download its free app to see what hot-ticket exhibitions are coming
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The Victoria and Albert Museum (often abbreviated as the V&A), London, is the World's largest museum of decorative arts and design
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Visit the V&A's western exterior; scarred during the Blitz, the stonework was left unrepaired as a memorial
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Gorgeous historical building and the entrance is free
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Consider printing off a building map before you go, or buy one at the information desk upon arrival
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There are numerous bus stops around the museum with the same name
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Look out for the quirky friday lates events that happen on the last friday of every month
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It's a tricky building to navigate, so use the free map
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You can get all sorts of hot and cold meals, and it's a great stop for lunch or cakes
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The refreshment rooms of this first museum café offer a chance to rest and rejuvenate
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Connoisseurs will have their favourite rooms, but there is something in every corner of the museum to delight all lovers of beautiful things
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Taking a v&a tour is highly recommended, and often free
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Families can take advantage of free, interactive events (photography, dancing, singing, drumming, storytelling, puzzles
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The victoria and albert museum is open daily from 10 am to 5:45 pm and until late on fridays
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On the righthand side of the exhibition road entrance is a plaque informing visitors of what the pockmarks along the western frontage indicate
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Visitors can see ceramics, fashion, furniture, jewellery, art, sculpture and much more, all under one enormous roof
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The (ticketed) temporary exhibitions are another highlight
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Entrance is free
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With one for the Medieval and Renaissance galleries at 11:30am and another for the British galleries at 2:30pm
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Victoria and albert museum enables everyone to enjoy its collections and explore the cultures that created them
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