Families
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Welcome Families!
A visit to our museum is a great way to immerse your family in a Victorian world. Not only will you get to see what a Victorian home looked like but you’ll discover what life was like for the lower and middle class and get a glimpse into the world of the novelist, Charles Dickens. **SPECIAL OFFER FOR FAMILIES THIS SUMMER** Summer family saver tickets - Save money on museum entry for one or two adults with up to three accompanying children aged 6-16, when you plan a visit over the summer holidays (July & August). Available online only - book now.
There’s lots to do while you’re here:-
Visiting the Museum Visit our main visitors page for information about getting to us, tickets, eating and drinking in the museum and other details.
Accessibility We want our museum to be as inclusive as possible. If you have special access requirements, head to our accessibility page for details, or contact us on 020 7405 2127 / info@dickensmuseum.com and a member of our team will be glad to help. |
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Facilities Baby Changing: We have fully accessible baby changing facilities situated on the first floor.
Baby Feeding: Parents are welcome to feed, nurse, and care for their children anywhere in the museum. If you require a more private space, please contact the museum in advance of your visit and we’d be happy to facilitate this for you.
Pushchairs & Prams: Due to the historic nature of the house, it is impractical to take prams and pushchairs into the historic house. We have a ‘buggy park’ area just before the tearoom where prams and pushchairs can be stored folded (at owners’ risk).
Eating & Drinking: Our tearoom is open during museum opening hours for light refreshments such as quiche, soup, cakes and a range of soft drinks.
Outside Space: Our tearoom has a small number of tables and chairs situated in the garden. For those hoping to picnic, Coram’s Fields is less than a 5-minute walk away. The park is free to the public and provides a safe and secure space for children to come and play. |
