Caïna Verrin

Really lovely free museum that goes quite in depth with the history of London and in particular the Docklands. Staff were friendly, helpful and the place is really well laid out with little experiences and interaction in most places.

Some of the words used are questionable for todays age so it would be nice to see some changes made, otherwise I highly recommend this place for a date, gaining some historical insight or just a place to wonder with a friend.

Under police guard and has barricades up, which is sad to see it’s needed in this day and age to protect Jews. The area has fantastic food and feels peaceful otherwise and the locals are friendly.

Generally a nice place to have a wonder for a few hours, taking in some art and history and doing some sketching. Like most places of this ilk it closes too early and you have to pay £1 for the lockers, which you can get a token for from the shop. The Flemish section is my favourite as there are some hidden gems in there.

Many items all crammed into one lovely tall building with multiple floors. Descriptions on some items are lacking and the museums attempts to justify some items being removed is rather limp. The Japanese Noh masks are beautiful and the interaction of opening the draws is fun and engaging, take a free still and do some sketching.
Pitt rivers is located at the back of the natural history museum.

A rich history and very romantic bridge. Used in sliding doors and a few other films, this bridge is a warming and lovely one, with some of the last remaining toll booths in London, which have interesting writing on them and cat pictures. Really worth visiting and admiring from all angles.