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Florence Nightingale Museum

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Highlights

  • See the light Florence carried to become known as The Lady With The Lamp.
  • Discover all about one of our greatest Victorians and a female icon.
  • See the medicine chest she used in the Crimean War.
  • Find out about her campaigning work, improving health conditions for ordinary people.
  • Meet her pet owl, Athena.

Schedule

Days of operation: Wednesday to Sunday

Start time: 10am - 5pm (last entry 4:30pm)

Address: Florence Nightingale Museum, 2 Lambeth Palace Road, Lambeth, London, SE1 7EW

Please note:

Once booked, this tour cannot be cancelled.
The Museum is a short walk from Waterloo tube/station and Westminster tube. We are located in the grounds of St Thomas’ Hospital (on the corner of Westminster Bridge and Lambeth Palace Road) and you can reach us via the pavement to the hospital car park level.
Due to security restrictions, we regret that we cannot store large bags or suitcases at the Museum during your visit. We recommend using lockers and storage sites in the local area, such as at Waterloo Station for large bags.
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Packages options for this tour
Adult
17 - 64 Years
£12
Child
5 - 16 Years
£6
Concession
Over 65s/Disabled guests
£10
Family
2 Adults and up to 4 Children
£30
Student
17 - 28 Years
£7

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Description

Florence Nightingale was the founder of modern nursing, one of our greatest Victorians and a female icon in her own lifetime. Explore the museum to discover all about Florence’s childhood as a daughter in a wealthy family; how she fought to become a nurse against her parents' wishes; her work during the Crimean War and how she campaigned for better healthcare for ordinary people. See the actual lamp she carried which earned her the nickname The Lady With The Lamp, meet her pet owl and see her medicine chest. Florence was almost as famous as Queen Victoria in her own lifetime and she is still celebrated today; she even has an asteroid named after her!

You can still visit our exhibition demonstrating how Nightingale’s leadership and campaigning skills still inspire women today, ‘Nightingale in 200 Objects, People & Places’.

Inclusions-Exclusions
Inclustions
Entrance to the Florence Nightingale Museum
Entry to the Spanish Flu exhibition
Live guide

Exclusions
Food and beverages
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