The Foundling Museum tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, London's first home for abandoned children and of three major figures in British history; its campaigning founder Thomas Coram, the artists William Hogarth and the composer George Frideric Handel.
40 Brunswick Sq Bloomsbury Greater London WC1N 1AZ United Kingdom
Interesting facts about Hendel, the charity and worth a short visit to contemplate the original manuscripts whilst listening to music .
24 January: Built in the 1930s, lthough it contains three rooms with interiors from the 18th century. An amazing collection of art , which was the first public collection in the country .
Eat in the Coram Cafe right next store--the food is amazing!
Expensive for what it is. But has some interesting stories to tell. If you can justify this much money for an hour or two, go for it.
Amazing art collection
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Interesting museum
Though some of the exhibits are badly lit, i really liked this cosy museum. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, good to talk to. - H R
Great for nurses and anyone fascinated to learn about how the field has evolved. Outside of the St Thomas hospital. Nice little souvenir shop inside to grab a few trinkets. - Lina B.
Nice small museum about London's canal history. Basin at back. You can book trips from here on a narrowboat. Short walk from King's Cross Station. - Elliott Brown
Small patch of grass to take a breather from the busy traffic and streets - clive kornitzer
My new favourite square in London, great cafes,restaurants and shops and the outdoor seatings are perfect ???? - Lama
Great Austrian cafe kipferl. Toddler loves water fountains on hot days. - Obi Felten