Museum of London - Announcing London Nights, a new major photography exhibition in 2018

London Nights 11 May – 11 Nov 2018 Explore the capital after dark in a new, evocative photography exhibition at the Museum of London in 2018. Fusing portraiture, documentary, conceptual photography and film from the late 19th century to the present day, London Nights features over 200 works from photographers including Alvin Langdon Coburn, Bill Brandt, Rut Blees Luxemburg and Nick Turpin. Join us for this dramatic, nocturnal study of the capital and discover how photographers have long been inspired by London at night, from the twinkling lights and buzzing nightlife of the West End to the more sinister aspects of a city in darkness.       Groups of 10 or more can enjoy 20% discounts on adult tickets and can arrange an exclusive curator talk to enhance their visit. Watch the exhibition trailer on our website and find out what to expect from the exhibition. BOOK NOW > 

Bank holiday Roman spectacular Gladiator Games 25-28 August 2017, times vary This August bank holiday, bring your groups to our spectacular re-enactment of the Roman gladiator games.  See battle commence on the site of London's only Roman amphitheatre. Hear the crowd roar and steel clash in a gripping 60-minute show. Cheer on your favourite fighter before finding out if they will be crowned the Emperor's champion or if they will meet a gruesome end. Step into Londinium before and after the performances for themed entertainment and refreshments.  Groups receive a 20% discount when buying 10 or more tickets and a range of family tickets are available.  BOOK NOW >  Current exhibitions Tunnel: the Archaeology of Crossrail Until 3 Sep Museum of London Docklands There's still time to catch our major, free exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands. Explore the remarkable artefacts unearthed during the construction of a new railway under London as well as the extraordinary story of the Crossrail project. From Roman medallions to Tudor Bowling balls and Victorian chamber pots, the incredible finds on display reveal who was living in different parts of the city and when. Book a private curator tour to enhance your visit.  FIND OUT MORE >  The City is Ours Opens 14 Jul Museum of London This free, interactive exhibition, created by the Cité des Sciences et de L'industrie in Paris, examines how and why cities are changing and what urban communities around the world are doing to improve city life. Explore global challenges through digital interactives and short films and discover new innovations including social housing in Chile, underground bike storage in Tokyo and 25 London-based community initiatives. FIND OUT MORE >  Gallery tours We continue to offer a range of fascinating gallery tours, perfect for groups interested in a particular period of history. From the thousands of years before London became a city through to today's buzzing 21st century metropolis, our galleries reveal London's story through a wealth of remarkable objects.   BOOK NOW >