Museum London

I went with family on a Thursday because it's open later, plus the Cafe has cronuts on Thursdays. The museum was impressive, lots of interesting London Ontario history. It was a really relaxing visit, I highly recommend!

Spent a wonderful afternoon here with some fine artworks and artifacts. It was all very well curated and the free tour around was very informative. Thank you!

Love their Resilient London exhibit and their inclusiveness and their stance to not allow hate. It’s a great museum, and my kids have also really enjoyed it when I went with them on school trips.

I am super disappointed to hear that April's piece was taken down from the Art exhibit. Your opinion on that matter shouldn't have been viewed for the world to judge. We know know and understand which side you support. The museum clearly doesn't support fairness in women's sports. This is a huge loss for women all over the world. What makes matters worse, is that you are removing reviews of others who feel the same. I wouldn't recommend this museum as they have a hidden agenda. I support April and all the work she has done to raise awareness for fairness and safety in women's sports!

I was very disappointed to learn that Museum London removed the April Hutchinson Exhibit. April's story serves as an inspiration for females everywhere. I am still shocked that Museum London would punish a female for supporting fairness in female sports. Shame on Museum London. Misogyny is not a good look.

I am so honoured and grateful to be part of the Resilient Londoners Exhibit and the Museum has been so professional and inclusive throughout the entire process. I am very very proud to bring my friends to the Museum to see the exhibit and everything else the Museum has to offer!

Small museum, not much to see. Very dissatisfied with the new Resilience exhibit. Very weak

Resilience London was very inspiring.

I generally enjoyed my visit, learning about the history of London.

The museum is a wonderful place to visit, in a beautiful setting. They host a lot of interesting and engaging events and galleries. They are great community leaders!

Anti science misogynists bent on rewriting history and denying reality and common sense. Don’t bother wasting your time here.

I hold this museum close to my heart. I first visited as a child and it definitely contributed to sparking my lifelong love for art. Stunning art pieces, lovely exhibitions, and wonderful people working here. I always look forward to visiting!

It is a calming place where your mind is open, and you're constantly intrigued and thoughtful.

The new exhibition is amazing! Loved meeting with the executive director Juliette at the launch. Very inspiring! Must see!

I often find myself throughout the years coming here when im near downtown and have some time. I recently went back here with one of my friends and had a nice time browsing. This is probably the only free museum I've been to that you only have to pay about 2$ for parking. With that being said, you kinda get what you pay for lol.

I think I keep coming back with hopes of more young, talented artists being displayed. It'd be nice if they reached out to some talented highschoolers that go to Beal or even some local college students in art programs at fanshawe. Just a lot of wasted space and potential in my eyes. I will say the london history exhibit is pretty interesting, though.

If you're bored and in the area, I would still check it out since it's free

I really liked this museum) As far as I understand, the exhibits here change quite often)

Payment is free, that is, after you have looked, you can leave a donation at the exit of the museum)

We came across modern art and paintings by famous and not so famous artists)

A very beautiful museum that talks about Canadian heritage, ancient antiquities, and the tools used by the population. There are very beautiful jewelry and antiques, heritage, civilization, and stages of development over the past years.

Tiny collection, but great space. Free admission, but welcome donations. Great view of the Thames.

Always a great time at Museum London. We try to go every year to enjoy the new exhibits and history! This visit was a date night with my boyfriend and we loved it.

A museum where you can see the history and art of London for free. Downtown. You can also see traces of Native American life in the photographs.

This was my first visit to the Museum London and I will be back! We went for the free guided tour and learned sooo much. Gemmel was friendly, confident, and included everyone in the experience. They also host events. A great place to go for a date, with friends, or solo.