Charles Dickens Museum Tickets, London

Yes, you're advised to book Charles Dickens Museum tickets in advance as it is a highly raved attraction, and if you don't book the tickets beforehand, there may be chances that the spot may be full. By booking the ticket in advance, you can book a spot on your desired day, ensuring that you don't have to make any adjustments to your schedule. You may also get some discount by booking the Charles Dickens Museum tickets before visiting the attraction.

Yes, you can visit Charles Dickens Museum for free by booking the London Pass. You can also purchase the National Art Pass that gives you free or 50% off on entry at more than two hundred and forty participating museums. The year-long pass costs £115 (INR 12,000 approx) for a family and £70 (INR 7400 approx) for an individual. Full-time students and senior citizens with valid IDs can book the Charles Dickens Museum ticket at the discounted price of £7.50 (INR 800 approx). Additionally, you can also keep checking our website for occasional discounts and lucrative offers on the ticket price.

No, there is no age restriction for purchasing Charles Dickens Museum tickets meaning anyone can book the tickets easily. But kids below 12 years of age must be accompanied by their parents or guardian when they visit the attraction.

Charles Dickens Museum remains open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00-07:00 pm. But you will not be allowed to enter the attraction post 4 pm. However, the museum remains closed every Monday except for Bank Holidays, so avoid visiting the attraction during this time. 

The Charles Dickens Museum is known for hosting the largest collection related to English novelist and social critic Charles Dickens. The famous novelist spent two years here and wrote his masterpiece Oliver Twist while residing here. It is the only surviving London house of the author where you can learn a lot about his life and his famous creations. The museum houses the most important Dickens collection, including personal items, paintings, manuscripts, rare editions, and other visual sources. One of the best-known exhibits is Dickens's Dream by R. W. Buss, the portrait of Dickens and an original illustrator of The Pickwick Papers.

Charles Dickens Museum was established in 1925 under an independent trust's direction. It is the former house of the famous author and social activist Charles Dickens, who spent a brief period of his time over here. The museum was listed in 1954 and gives visitors an insight into Charles Dickens's personal life and literary contributions.

Yes, photography is allowed inside the Charles Dickens Museum but without flash to prevent any kind of damage to historical objects and artefacts. You can also check the official website to know more about the policies that you need to adhere to while visiting the museum.

• Disabled visitors are assisted by the museum team in using the lift between the floors to ensure that they can have a hassle-free visit.
• Entry to the museum, shop, cloakroom, and ticket desk are all step free from the street level, so seniors, kids, and people with limited mobility can easily explore the attraction. 
• On the first floor, there is an accessible toilet with handles on each side to assist with transferring. 
• As the museum is an old home with narrow doorways and corridors, some types of electronic and larger wheelchairs may not be allowed inside the museum. 
• It is advisable to get in touch with the team to check your electric wheelchair's dimensions. 

Yes, The Pickwick Cafe is situated in an airy extension of the museum adjacent to the courtyard garden. Here you can enjoy a wide range of delicious cakes, a selection of light lunch options, and warm scones with butter and jam. The best thing about this cafe is that all the delicacies are prepared using locally sourced ingredients.