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London Canal Museum Highlights
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Take a tour of London Canal Museum to know about the history of the city canals and the life of the workers who lived on the waterways
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Explore the museum's two sections, the waterway museum of canals and the industrial museum that tells the tale of ice industry
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Understand how the city was affected by the huge demand for ice and how the ice was traded through an exhibition
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Visit the Cabin of Coronis, the site of many births and deaths, and listen to an audio recording of a dramatic family conversation
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Stroll through the 2 floors of the museum and admire many exhibitions such as the Horse Power, 2 Ice Wells & The Boats and Cargoes
London Canal Museum Overview
Activity Location: 12/13 New Wharf Rd, London N1 9RT, United Kingdom
Operational Hours:
- Wednesday - Monday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- Closed: Tuesday
Activity Duration: 1 - 2 Hours (Approx.)
About the London Canal Museum Tickets:
Discover the interesting history of London's canal system and its origin by visiting the unique yet magnificent London Canal Museum. Know about the ice trade and how it was brought to London from other regions and nations. You will see many wonderful exhibits that will help you comprehend the theme of canals and ice more clearly and learn about Carlo Gatti, who built the museum. So join along on this tour with your friends and family and enjoy the day.
About the Activity:
- Arrive at the activity location and get ready to witness a museum dedicated to waterways of London as well as the city's Ice Industry.
- Enter the museum and wander through its first and ground levels to see the wonderful exhibitions and learn about the history of ice trade, ice cream and canals.
- Explore and see the many exhibitions such as The Wickham Tractor, The Narrowboat Coronis, The Tug Bantam 4, The Water and Locks, and some other fascinating displays.
- Learn about the city's numerous canals, including the Grand Junction Canal, the London Minor Canal, the Croydon Canal and many more at the The London's Living Waterways exhibition.
- Know about Carlo Gatti, one of the 19th century's largest importers of Norwegian ice, who constructed the museum in 1863 at the Ice Trade Exhibition.
- While viewing the museum's cabins, take in the exquisitely created objects, painted in the Roses and Castles style as well as a collection of Measham ceramics.
- So, come along with your loved ones and make countless memories throughout your visit.
How to Reach?
- By Car: Hire a cab and come via A401 route which is 4.82 km from your destination to reach within 18 minutes.
- By Train: From Victoria Station, take Victoria train and reach at King's Cross St. Pancras within 9 minutes. Then walk for at least a few minutes to reach your final destination.
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Know Before You Go for London Canal Museum
- Children aged 6 and younger are free, children aged 7-15 will be charged at a child price, individuals aged 16-64 will be charged at an adult price and seniors aged 65 and above will be charged at a senior price.
- All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
- ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
- Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.
- The museum is well provided for if your mobility is impaired.
- The museum is one of the most accessible in London and disabled visitors are always very welcome.