The Victoria and Albert Museum is a very unique museum. It's galleries and items span the globe! There is a lot to see, and the items aren't just sculptures and paintings. There is a notebook belonging to Leonardo de Vinci, a mechanical tiger from India, and a HUGE rug from the Middle East! I would recommend seeing this museum. However,... More

Just love this museum. There are always really good free exhibitions on and their costume exhibits are wonderful

A MUST SEE! Dont worry even though sold out there are brokers who will sell you tickets. We paid £60 and it was more than worth it. I have always been a fan but did not realise how mulit talented the guy was (all through exhibit you are entertained by his music)

Shop is mostly a bit expensive. Cafe is very good.. wide range of tea, wine, organic nibbles and baguettes etc. Nice sunny park & pool area in centre, for children.

This is the holy grail for Bowie fans. Go. Don't miss it. You will be enthralled. Rare photos, artifacts, costumes, hand written lyrics, and an in depth interview with Bowie on the cut up method of writing and the computer program he used to do it. Awesome.

Hard to get tickets because it is a fab exhibition. Hope it will be extended or go on tour. Attracting a very wide range of people + school groups etc to a brilliant museum.

The V&A is an amazing museum with so much to see that you probably need to visit a few times to really appreciate everything. Highlights were the fashion and jewelry exhibits. The fact that there is no entrance fee (donations encouraged) makes this an outstanding attraction on a budget.

This mammoth museum has something for anyone interested in fashion, furniture, architecture, music, theater, art: renaissance or modern, eastern or western, painting, sculpture, photography, or jewelry. The Chihuly "chandelier" in the entrance hall is a real eye-catcher and the Raphael "cartoons" are a star attraction, but there are also costumes from Lion King, Pre-Raphaelite paintings, a bed mentioned in a... More

Leonardo's notebook! Raphael's cartoons! Ah, such a variety of splendid things to behold. Enjoy it all and then have a lovely tea in the museum cafe so you can sit and reflect on all the marvels.