Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Bloomsbury, London

Henrique X. • January 25, 2015Huge museum with crafts from all over the world. Free entrance, no fuss to go in and out, so there is no need to make it worth. Enjoy it as a stroll in the park!

Traveler • May 17, 2019It’s the moment that u need

Aen S. • September 10, 2018Lifehack: There is a life-size copy of the Stone that you can see closer and even touch. Turn back and cross the Great Court. You need the Enlightement gallery (Room 1). Turn left from the entrance.

Matt B. • November 28, 2009love this cafe. best free wifi in town. comfy seats and gorgeous food. latte a bit lacking but otherwise the best on Euston Road

Richard B. • September 18, 2022Like many theatres in London, great history, beautiful staging area and lovely staff. Nice little bar too and atmosphere making for a good show of Greece the Musical.

Martin J. • October 26, 2016What a pretty cinema with terrific indie films! Great space with beautiful interior, good bar and excellent seats. So going to come back soon

Marie S. • October 14, 2014Free entry. This lovely little museum lives off donations! For a small sum, you can sponsor an exhibit and they will put your name next to it. They also invite you to various events for members.

Eirini C. • August 10, 2018Intresting things to see there. The museum was full of amazing things to see! Loved the colors in this collection

Stuart C. • December 1, 2017Great place to stop off in Central London for coffee and to check email. Always interesting exhibits.

Gabriel S. • February 2, 2012Note how much better preserved these are than the ones in Athens

Daniel S. • January 26, 2014Eclectic mix of items from the whole world in one gallery.

Chris R. • March 1, 2015"hidden" Japanese Roof Garden, great gallery... if exhibitions are curated well.

Galal G. • June 8, 2017An amazing collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts..absolutely packed! Free & strongly recommended to visit..

Christopher A. • October 11, 2012Hopping bar. Check out new play readings Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Martin T. • May 22, 20122 October: See Gandhi on his birthday. Mahatma Gandhi, the great Indian spiritual leader, visited London a number of times: as a student, he spent 3 yrs studying law at UCL. Statue erected in 1968.

Londonist • May 2, 2010Worth going for the giant model of London alone. But you'll pop back time and again for the informative and regularly changing architectural exhibitions. Free, friendly and informative.

Marcroy S. • May 21, 2013HERETIC!!! Best show ever.

Abu Aya K. • July 21, 2022Immersive monopoly experience

Molotov C. • October 28, 2019Eines der Highlights des Museums.

Marc T. • June 20, 2017Amazing. Worth your time.

L K. • January 4, 2015Fascinating look at the history of clocks. All amazing in their own way! Beautiful.

Martin T. • June 12, 201224 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.

James F. • April 15, 2022Very modern theatre space. Feels more like a university lecture hall. Seats are comfy and there aren’t tiers and tiers of seats making it feel more intimate

Elena S. • March 6, 2019The night starts with footwork warmups (2 levels). Then follows 1-hour of salsa partner work lessons (4 levels from beginner to advanced). Crossbody salsa On1. Then 2 hours of social dancing follow

Spotted by Locals - city guides by locals • August 23, 2011Independent films, regular art exhibitions and a bard. Dress warmly in winter though!