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Museum of London Docklands

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The Museum of London Docklands is a museum on the Isle of Dogs, east London that tells the history of London's River Thames and the growth of Docklands.

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3.66

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squirrelpot

Sept 2022

Excellent accessibility and well worth visiting: dreadful toilet

Very good accessibility throughout, once you're inside! But the ground floor accessible toilet has been very badly arranged - appalling! See below for more details.

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tinahodgkinson

Aug 2018

Easy access once inside but signage to museum could be improved

The Museum of London Docklands is part of the Museum of London and specialises in the history of London's rivers and port. It's housed in a former warehouse. It had both permanent galleries and temporary exhibitions. The museum has free entry, although sometimes temporary exhibitions have an admission charge. We went especially to see Roman Dead, which is free and on until 28 October 2018.

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May 2016

One hour turned into three -great afternoon.

Wide areas to navigate over three main floors, natural uneven wood floors and low lighting in many areas. Good views of exhibits from seated. Basic snacks and basic toilets on all floors. Very interesting -worth a full day to take a good look.

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Disabled Access Information for Museum of London Docklands

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There is full physical access to all public areas of the museum, including galleries, classrooms, shop, café and theatre. If you have any requirements, please ask the Visitor Hosts at the Information Desk on arrival. The museum has original floorboards which are uneven in places.

Seating at regular intervals