Tours and Tickets to Experience Charles Dickens Museum

There are plenty of ways to experience the Charles Dickens Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• The London Pass®: Save up to 50% - Includes Tower Bridge
• Charles Dickens Private Walking Tour
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• London Charles Dickens Puzzle Questo and Self-Guided Tour
• Charles Dickens Old London - A Private Tour

Tickets for the Charles Dickens Museum cost £12.95 for adults and £7.95 for children aged 6 and above. A concession rate of £10.95 is available to seniors over 60, students, and visitors with disabilities. Free entry is offered to kids aged 5 and under and carers.

Yes, the Charles Dickens Museum is mostly accessible. There is a lift between all floors, except for the top attic level. Due to the historic nature of the building, including narrow corridors, some larger wheelchairs and mobility scooters may not be able to access all areas—to check dimensions, contact the museum before your visit. There’s an accessible restroom and seating available on every floor.

Yes, there’s a shop at the Charles Dickens Museum: the Curiosity Shop. Here, you can purchase a variety of souvenirs, including products from local, independent suppliers. Items include books, jigsaws, bookmarks, kitchen items, and toys.

Yes, photography is allowed inside the Charles Dickens Museum, but only for personal use. Flash photography is prohibited throughout the museum.

Yes, the Charles Dickens Museum has an on-site café, where you can buy delicious cakes, baked goods, and light refreshments. If you prefer to eat elsewhere, there are plenty of restaurants near the museum. If traveling with kids, head to the nearby Coram’s Fields, around a 5-minute walk away, which features playgrounds and is perfect for picnics.