Victoria & Albert Museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design! Where else would you be able to find spectacular exhibits such as the Great Bed of Ware, a huge four-poster bed made as a tourist attraction in 1590, as well as an entire gallery devoted to the history of Fashion, and special works from the artist Jon Constable! The V&A was founded in 1852 and named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Even though the collection has 2.8 million items, I'll show you some of the museum's most intriguing and important exhibits!

The V&A Tour: Details

Here are some frequently asked questions regarding this tour

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Tour Pricing

The group rate for this tour is £230.

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Activity Level

Low to moderate activity… it is a mostly- step free environment, with plenty of lifts throughout the museum.

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Group Size

Group sizes for this tour could be from 1 person up to 15.

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Accessibility

The V&A is very accessible. Lifts and ramps make it easy to get around.

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Duration

This tour can vary in length… it usually takes from 90 minutes to 2.5 hours.

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Meet Up

The meeting place for this tour would usually be outside the Cromwell Road entrance, to be confirmed.

  • "Loved the sculpture casts, and the Raphael cartoons. Chris showed us the highlights, it was great."

    —Mia and Charles