Fantastic museum located in the heart of the museum campus. Great collections and fantastic building, lot's of stuff to see This is a must see in London and also it's located near Hyde Park

It claims to be the world's largest museum of decorative arts and design, and I can certainly believe it. Love the blown glass chandelier in the rotunda at the main entrance. You can spend hours here, and there is something for everyone.

I never tire of the V&A - it is an incredible collection that is very well displayed. Everything from colonial treasures (which they do a good job putting in the right cultural context, and have done an amazing job preserving some pieces which would otherwise be destroyed) to a huge collection of everyday design objects like iron-wrought railings. There is... More

We went to see the Royal Treasures of the Stuarts, Tuders and Tsars. The exhibition is stylish, fantastic, magnificent and mind blowing in its richness of exibits. Cameo's of two faces one on top of the other and only as big as a £2 coin. The jewelry is small brooches, ear rings bracelets in silver and jewels, some larger cups,... More

I completely judged this place thinking it was full of old clothes and costumes. This place brings out your inner child. Please allot a few hours to your V&A roam. You will not regret going.

ate at the cahfetaria typical cafetaria experience in a museum dining hall nice could use more crews to clean up after guests food variety excellent

Absolute brilliant the use of the headsets certainly made it feel like a personal Bowie in your head experience ...

I was very excited about visiting the Victoria Albert Museum because I love decorative arts and the museum is famous for it's great international collection I was not disappointed. There was so many pieces and each demanding so much time to examine and admire. The food in the cafeteria is very good, too, and that is usually never the case... More

Coming from the US it's hard to imagine such an extensive collection that is available to the public without charge. In the summer the inner courtyard is a beautiful spot to think about the Empire and the art the fills these beautiful buildings.