The Clink Prison Museum
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The Limping Duck
a month ago
Nice and instructive museum, well made and with a true stories hanged on the walls. Characteristics and, at some point, even scary if you pay attention to the stories mentioned above. Also interactive, you can "use" the things inside, like the chairs and chains, and this will give you a more impressive idea! Money well spent!
Samhita Parab
2 months ago
This was my first experience of seeing a prison musuem and it was amazing. For adults it's £10 pp, and for children it's £6 and there's no time limit. You can see the museum in your own time and read the facts mentioned about many of the prisioners and the life during that era. They've made the interiors look relatable as well..it's spooky and creepy, but worth the experience!
Bert74
4 months ago
Dark and eerie music, lots to read, informative and interesting. A few items to hold and try. Worth the money and lasted 30 minutes depending on how quick you read. Can imagine it's longer with more people there, we visited on a Sunday, was quiet. Nice woman at the desk, and a photo opportunity at the end. Recommended.
Scott McCall
4 months ago
Great little interactive museum to visit. More aimed at kids but well worth a visit for all ages. Really friendly staff member and not busy so plenty of time to explore and walk around.
irene Sheridan
5 months ago
Absolutely fantastic experience! I would highly recommend this museum it's very informative and lots of displays. They offer a kind of scavenger hunt for kids and lots of facts signs and activities for children. It was great to see the impressive contributions from the mudlarkers. The man at the front desk is even dressed the part and the gift shop is very reasonable for London. The stories of prisoners were well researched and respectful of their memory. I thoroughly enjoyed the section on the reformation and separatists. Great displays with some you could touch and lift like the shackles and sword and ball and chain. Total immersive experience for the senses At the end we could take a photo in a cell and download it online as a souvenir.




