📜 Museum and herb garret in the attic of St. Thomas Church.
🔍 Oldest surviving surgical theatre in Europe for female patients.
🏥 Unique insight into history of medicine and surgery
🕰️ Atmospheric historical setting from 1822
📚 Educational exhibits on anatomy and herbal medicine
🇬🇧 One of London's most unusual museums
🪜 52-step narrow spiral staircase, not for claustrophobia or injuries
♿ Not wheelchair accessible, no level access
🚽 No public toilets on-site
👶 No pushchairs allowed inside
💀 Human remains on display
🤫 Museum generally quieter on Sundays
👂 Ear defenders available for noise sensitivity
📞 Contact museum in advance for additional assistance
🗓️ Check website for specific closures and late openings
💰 Adults £9-£10, Concessions £7-£8, Children £5.50-£6.50, Family £20-£22. Under 5s/Carers free.
🕒 Thursday-Sunday 10:30am-5:00pm (last entry 4:15pm). Closed Monday-Wednesday (pre-booked groups only).
⚠️ Entrance via 52-step narrow spiral staircase.
♿ No public lift (staff lift for occasional use).
🚻 No public toilets (closest at London Bridge/Borough Market).
🔊 Induction loops, ear defenders, audio tour, braille, large print available.
🤱 Breastfeeding friendly.
🎒 Handbags and small backpacks only, must be carried by hand or worn on front.
🚫 No animals permitted, except guide dogs.
📸 Non-commercial photography allowed, except for labelled pathology exhibits.
Last updated 10 days ago
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