Royal College of Physicians Museum
Wheelchair accessible
Explore over 500 years of medical history with an extraordinary collection of artifacts in a Grade I-listed modernist building.

📜 Museum of the Royal College of Physicians, founded 1518 by King Henry VIII.
🔍 Showcases medical innovations, anatomical studies, and healthcare history.

Why Go

🔬 Extraordinary collection of medical artifacts and instruments
🖼️ Portraits of influential physicians and historical art
🆓 Free admission for individuals and small groups
🌳 Beautiful Medicinal Garden and architectural landmark building

Why Avoid

🚫 Closed in August for maintenance and on public holidays
⚠️ Some rooms may be unavailable due to private events
💀 Displays include 17th-century human remains (anatomical tables)

Tips

🗓️ Check official website for latest hours and special closures.
🚶‍♂️ Access only from Outer Circle, Regent's Park side; Google Maps may misdirect.
📚 Book in advance for rare books collection or private tours.

Cost

💰 Free admission; donations welcomed.

Hours

🕒 Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; monthly Museum Lates until 8pm.

♿ Accessibility

✅ Wheelchair accessible, step-free access at Baker Street tube station.

🅿️ Parking

🅿️ Limited disabled/member parking by advance booking; on-street parking in Regent's Park.

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