Wellcome Collection

One of my favorite galleries in London, it's well designed and made for you to interact with it. The permanent exhibition has curious objects that can be appreciated by anyone.

The reading room is great for families or if you're looking for a cosy place to chill on your own. Great comfy corners to read a book or work on your laptop and lots of interesting things to look at.

This swanky little museum houses a fascinating and often grisly medical collection. The galleries are open till 10pm on Thursday evenings, often accompanied by talks. Read more

"Wellcome" is name of the founder. If you're expecting a "welcome to London" kind of deal, you're in the wrong museum :) But they have nice small exhibitions (free!) and a lovely cafe & shop.

This should be on everyone's list of places to see in London. The Tibetan Buddhism exhibition was profound and the exhibitions on Consciousness featuring in 2016 are gonna be incredible!

Interesting collection on human anatomy (though seems to be directed more for kids). The reading room is great, interesting organised events and talks there. Check changing exhibitions .

Free entry and always worth checking out if you have a spare hour or so, as the exhibits are always well made and changing regularly

The best destination for the curious in London. Exhibitions are very well curated and compelling, events and workshops are offered year round.

Great museum and well thought out exhibitions . Forensics is really good. Good cafe and and great diversion from the grey of Euston.

The Wellcome is known for curating art around interesting (and morbid) topics. The collections are small, unique, and very creative. In addition to free admission , the building also has free wi-fi.

Cool exhibits , don’t sleep on the medicine man main one either

Beware the cloakroom attendant who will be very strict about your bag size (and who over-rules the size marker & makes his own judgement). Otherwise, a fascinating place!

I would highly recommend to plan 1 hour to visit the Medecin Man room which has a variety of wonderful piece to see

Free admission and always a great exhibit going on. Sexology earlier this year. Immersive art (foggy room) right now. Not your usual museum .

Great Coffe ! Tasty Lunch ! Free wifi available during 30minutes (then you have to log in again). Nice place for reading, even working little bit :)

The new Bedlam exhibition is great interesting mix of old and new. Must see!

An absolute pearl in the heart of London. A collection formed partly by you, the visitor. An amazing soul searching exhibition .

Founder Sir Henry Wellcome , a pioneering 19th-century pharmacist and entrepreneur, amassed a vast and idiosyncratic collection of implements and curios relating to the medical trade. Read more

Great reading rooms and amazing café where you can stop for coffee after visiting exhibitions

Loved it. Small but definitely worth seeing. At the moment there's an exhibition on Forensics and Sexology - interesting stuff

Wonderful, just wonderful. You will learn with every visit, and it's free.

Great collection of all things medical related. The exhibitions (free) are well-presented, out of the ordinary and very interesting.

Free, interesting items, really fun to browse through. Reading room and cafe amazing too!

Love the new Wilkinson Eyre's spiral staircase.

One of my favourite places. Free exhibitions , a lovely cafe and shop and an interesting library

Don't miss Francis Crick's hand-drawn pencil sketch of the human genome DNA strand, created in 1953 - the first vision of a jigsaw piece that would connect humanity forever.

Fantastic free museum . Little unusual with modern art exhibitions . Really nice cafe area

beautiful curation and exhibitions . The permanent one is just exquisitely edited. Cool store!

Gift shop - great selection of all sorts of science based books , as well as some nice photobooks and classic novels , ideal when you need something for Dad

Got an hour or two to while away? Take advantage of the free admission , free cloakroom and small, well curated exhibits .

Super interesting spot to see all ok finds of curios, including a lock of arsenic-soaked hair from King George, Napoleon 's toothbrush and crazy medical tools

Lots of interesting exhibits and a funky library worth checking out.

Free exhibitions , awesome shop, nice cafe (also check out the new Reading Room part of the library )

Fascinating exhibitions , and a decent bookshop focused on science and medicine. Free entry!

The collected curios of Sir Henry Wellcome include death masks, fertility dolls, shrunken heads and chastity belts. Makes for a fascinating afternoon!

Everyone who works here (and we've met quite a few) is a genius. That's why it's such a consistently good venue.

Lovely place to relax . The 'Living With Buildings' exhibition is excellent and runs until March 2019

They always have great books in the shop and there is a lovely upside down sculpture on the ceiling. Nice atmosphere. Good cake .

Excellent choice to have breakfast or brunch . Very interesting shop

Great exhibitions ...forensics currently. Good cafe . One of the few highlights at Euston.

A fun, buzzy, clever place to hang out and have lunch , or visit the latest exhibition .

They often have well curated, free exhibitions . Late nights on Thursdays.

Free exhibitions and a great gift shop - the books will always inspire.

Occasional interesting exhibitions , can be quite self indulgent rather than informative, at times.

Free wifi , decent food/coffee, interesting exhibits and a nice place to meet up for anyone using Euston, St Pancras or Kings Cross stations. (via Scoville) Read more

It's a really interesting place to learn more about science and our body. Come here it's free!

Very well laid out exhibition rooms and good variety of artists .

Lots of interesting free exhibitions (the last one, High Society, was great) and a permenant collection of historic medical implements - the birthing chair still gives us nightmares.

Current exhibition on Death is a must see. Great place to visit at anytime and it's free!

Make sure you grab lunch at the Peyton and Byrne cafe in the lobby. Amazing sandwiches and the desserts look sinfully delicious.