Our museum was the home of Sigmund Freud and his family when they escaped Austria in 1938. It contains Freud's remarkable collection of antiquities: …
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Feb 26, 2025
Visited here last Summer as my friend was hosting an event here and we were able to visit the Museum as well. The Museum is really interesting and there are lots of artefacts and insights to enable…Full review by natters14
Nov 4, 2024
Wonderful treasure box of a museum, helpful staff and a great opportunity to see some incredible female artists at the moment including; Paula Rego, Tracy Emin, Sarah Lucas and others.. also the amaz…Full review by Laura W
Oct 11, 2024
Really worth a visit! The rooms of this house has so much atmosphere it’s as if Freud is still there. Ticket price is ok at £15. The only thing I missed was a café, otherwise great.Full review by Acting-Audio-Style
Will the exhibition relating to Salvador Dali be running still over half term next week please? Thanks
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Since I visited this a while ago as a visitor ,Iam unable to answer the current status of this exibit . The best way is to find it on the internet about the scheduling days and the timings / call …
Since I visited this a while ago as a visitor ,Iam unable to answer the current status of this exibit . The best way is to find it on the internet about the scheduling days and the timings / call the museum directly about the confirmations .
Please can you give precise route from Finchley road station and is it a really hilly walk ?
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After exiting the station, walk south on Finchley Road. Look across the street and you will see a NatWest Bank. Cross Finchley Road and turn up the alleyway next to the bank. …
After exiting the station, walk south on Finchley Road. Look across the street and you will see a NatWest Bank. Cross Finchley Road and turn up the alleyway next to the bank. The hill is rather steep here but there is a railing and you can take your time. At the top of the hill, turn left onto Maresfield Gardens. The Freud Museum is at No. 20, on the right hand side about a block up.
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