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20 Maresfield Gardens, London NW3 5SX, United Kingdom

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k.

Visiting Freud's house was an incredible experience. The house is well maintained, with a beautiful and well kept garden. You can see a lot of Freud's significant belongings, especially the world famous couch!!! The experience made me truly emotional, as it was a chance to get closer to the figure of Freud both as a professional and as a human being and family man. The visit also enables to familiarise with the figure of Anna Freud, who was a pioneer in Child Psychology. Great experience all round!!!

A. A.

Really good for psychology students or anyone interested in freud - do take your time walking around you can buy a coffee and sit in the garden and there is a small gift shop - entrance is round the back

L. D. T.

We have been meaning to go here for sometime and certainly was not disappointed. As a psychology student I'm personally fascinated by the work of Freud and we both are infact. I mean a lot of history within one place to take in. So firstly when arriving, ah yes before this. Please book online via the website as this is key. So as you enter you are asked to walk around the side and into the back garden, it's peaceful and has a sense of calm it's quite something. When arriving you are told about how to listen to the audio files for each room which explains a lot more and quite a fair amount of information to take in, but it's very interesting. Make sure you have headphones or ear plugs with you so you can make it your own. Was amazed that a lot of his original items were in the house and laid out, it provided a real understanding and a true feeling of what work was carried out. Best thing to do is book your tickets and to experience it for yourself. Easy to get to via various train lines including, West Hampstead Overground, Underground, West Hampstead Thameslink and Finchley Road. Solid A***** LDT x

В. Б.

Nice little museum, very interesting exposition and shop with great selection of thematic gifts and souvenirs.

A. P.

Excellently maintained and managed. Your own private tour listening to the audio guide made this one of the most memorable experiences! A must for anyone interested in the origins of psychotherapy!

T. N.

Really good & informative museum and a good long visit if you make use of the free included audio guide. Its quite expensive considering its size but you're interested in Freud it may be well worth it. Highlight is definitely Sigmund's study.

A. S.

Well maintained museum to learn about the life of Freud and see where he spent his last years. The audio tour is well done. The gift shop if packed with a great selection of goods (not all Freud). Stop in to shop even if you don’t visit the Museum!

T. B.

Final home of Sigmund Freud and his daughter, Anna Freud. Also, an pioneer in psychoanalysis. A very interesting museum

R.

Great experience to learn about Freud, his family & his works. Also surreal location as he actually lived in the house, and many things have been left as he would have left them (e.g. his study). Would recommend to all who are interested in psychology, psychiatry and history!

T. L.

If you are in the area, this museum is worth popping in for a tour. You can see Freud’s famous analytic couch and his former home at 20 Maresfield Gardens, Hampstead London NW3. If you’re interested in Sigmund Freud or Psychoanalysis, you’ll enjoy visiting. Freud's study and library are the most interesting rooms. The others are a bit sparsely decorated but it is an interesting place.

N. O.

An interesting insight into the life and work of Sigmund and Anna Freud.

C. Y. A.

It’s beautiful and you could see a lot of Freud’s collections in the reading room. If the weather is nice, the garden will open, and it’s quite good to seat there for a little while. However, since it’s not big it may then be a lit bit crowded if you visit on weekends.

D. L.

Freud’s home and studio. Original design and artifacts kept as is and in perfect condition. Has two floors and an outside patio. You can plan private events there as well. Staff is very cordial and helpful.

K. C. G.

Such a delightful and quirky museum! It’s literally a house in the middle of a neighborhood, which gives Freud a homey and cozy feeling- feelings not often associated with Freud. It’s a nice visit for therapists and non-therapists alike. Not only does it house Freud’s work and collectibles, it also features an Original Dali as well as Dali sketches. Definitely worth the trip!

P. S.

Freud’s home for the last 1-2 years of his life, having all his personal belongings, furniture, books, the famous sofa, his desk and custom made chair, the clothes that he weared when he travelled from Austria to London etc. Beautiful house, where you can freely wander around and take pictures along the way. It also has a garden bathed in sunlight, where sometimes they host events so it might be closed. The ticket is valid for a year so if you live in London, you can come back again. The shop is small and does not have anything spectacular, the books are overpriced of course so I wouldn’t recommend it.

K. W.

Really enjoyed this museum. A must for students and anyone interested in the mind. You learn a lot about Freud himself, his life and family which goes on to explain his theories. Recommend the audio tour. Admission includes a further free admission within the year. Gift shop has many amusing gifts and reading materials. If walking from Finchley Road tube station be warned there is a very steep hill.

S. M. M. H.

Very interesting to see how Frued lived his last few years and what he really loved. His office, bed and his daughter biography are so interesting to me. The Museum is not typical of london but i highly recommend it

Ł. T.

Sigmund Freud only lived in this house during the last year of his life. You are free to wander around, there are information boards plus an audio guide explaining the usage of those rooms open to the public. Intresting to see „the couch” and Freud's art collection. The museum is over two floors and has a lovely garden and an excellent gift shop.

J. K.

As a drama therapist myself I was very curious to see this tiny museum but rather large and comfortable London home. It was truly special to investigate Freud’s office and see the sofa upon which psychoanalysis began in free association. The. To see the history of his life, the flight from the Nazis and the work of his daughter Anna to carry on in his field or also wonderfully displayed. If you are a psychology person go and see it. If you want to see a nice house in London it could also be good for you.

O. N.

If you are into Freud's history, this is an interesting place to visit.

J. K.

As a drama therapist myself I was very curious to see this tiny museum but rather large and comfortable London home. It was truly special to investigate Freud’s office and see the sofa upon which psychoanalysis began in free association. …

G. B.

Nostalgic journey back in time- a must visit when in London

P. S.

Freud’s home for the last 1-2 years of his life, having all his personal belongings, furniture, books, the famous sofa, his desk and custom made chair, the clothes that he weared when he travelled from Austria to London etc. …

D. T.

Small but interesting venue with lots of nooks and crannies to explore in the house that Sigmund Freud lived in. Entry was £8 and the ticket is valid for a year and cloakroom was also free. The house itself is beautiful, big and spacious and the half landing was my favorite part of the house. They were also short clips about the family documenting their journey from Austria to London.

P. C.

Definitely worth a visit for anyone, especially those with a passion for psychology and psychotherapy! There’s a great little gift shop with excellent gifts or souvenirs to buy! I bought the id, ego and superego totebag ❤️

R. T.

Great museum! Very interesting.

D.

An intimate and insightful curation of his collections and artifacts. Not only for the die hard Freudians.

P. B.

Fascinating home of the father of psychoanalysis. See the original therapist's couch. He has a fascinating life.

D. D.

It is always a pleasure to see the house museum of the father of psychoanalysis. Love the carpets with all.the fertility patterns and the couch. The receipt you can keep for an year and revisit the museum again. I thought it would be nice if it would give the attendees access to the house museum of Carl gustav Jung in Switzerland as well. One stone two rabbits deal

C. P.

An informative visit to the home of two psych icons after they fled the holocaust. Anna Freud’s work is often overlooked, and it was refreshing to learn more about her life and accomplishments.

C. C.

Amazing place !! Now i understood why in Vienna there were not so many furnitures !! He brought nearly everything over here !! Beautiful place, neighbourhood and marvelous garden to relax 😊

J. I. E. N.

In 1978 I used to live nearly next door to this interesting place (and Anna Freud) without knowing it. Now, around forty years later, I visited this museum off the beaten track. Very interesting exebition. Worth to visit at least more than once.

N.

Loved it here. Really surprised about his couch. I expected it to be brown, maybe made of leather, cold and clinical. But instead it had cushions and throws on it. They had oriental/Mediterranean type patterns on them. Very warm and homey. Not what I expected at all. Loved his library. Wanted to take it home. He loved books too. A little disappointed that there wasn’t a kitchen or bathroom so seemed a little incomplete. But he only stayed there for 1 year. Good visit.

S.

Didnt manage to get inside because it was closed but looks interesting and promising. Take care of the visiting times schedule before going, because a couple of days remains closed! This is the place were Freuf spent the last years of his life

g. g.

A wonderful sincere place. Lots of info. Plus a wonderful garden. Considering the input the Freuds made to psychoanalysis please contemplate their immigration and how they eventually prospered in a newer place, and how immigrants are 'treated' presently. There are fantastic deals when you buy a ticket. Additionally is a collaboration with Salvador Dali. See pic

J. K.

Amazing place, very thought provoking and quite sad as it was replicated from his home in Austria but due to poor health he only lived in it for a year. I cried when I walked in to his study and saw the couch. You then realized he sat in there and saw a selected few clients. It also shows Anna's work and how it influenced child psychology. Amazing. We were there for 2 hours and time few. Get the audio tour as it explains everything.

S. W.

It was good to see how freud lived in his later years but it felt like something was lacking.

S.

If you are interested in Freud or psychology it is a great place to visit, but it’s an interesting attraction anyway. The house is small, similar to others in the area, so at times rooms can be quite crowded. It is where he spent his later years and his daughter, Anna, lived there too. The house is located on a typical London street and it took us a little while to find it. Once there admission was reasonable, and there are concession tickets available, it also gives you entry into the museum for a year if you save the receipt (or it did at the time I visited). Spent 1-2 hours here. The famous couch is also there.

D. H.

A really lovely and intimate museum showcasing a really important story. Staff are generally friendly especially the lady welcoming us, however, the museum does lack some important elements including a chair or two already set out to sit on in each room or hallway, plus easy access to water such as a water dispenser, tap or water cooler. When feeling very faint and nearly collapsing I asked the gentleman near the exit if he had any water and he pointed to the tea and coffee but then said 'water is in the shop'. My partner rushed to the shop only for the lady to wait for payment to be made of £1 before the water bottle was given, and the water was hidden behind the counter. I feel it is quite unacceptable that there is no EASY access to water for free and also as a lifesaving and basic necessity, especially as tickets cost £14. This would have made the experience more enjoyable rather than feeling thirsty and dehydrated only to be given a 330ml bottle of water. Please, for future, invest in a water dosenser that is easy to access for everyone. This is so critical and would really make a difference as I would have enjoyed it otherwise. National Trust AND English Heritage attractions are all very good for this aspect, so I do expect the owners will follow suit and invest in a water dispenser or cooler which will be kind to both visitors and staff for a more pleasant day.

J. G.

This is a fascinating place and worth a visit. Even if Freud only lived here briefly it's worth looking at as he did profoundly change the way mankind saw itself and still does. I was sad that the lay out of his consulting room only nearly demonstrates how he worked. Furthermore, there's very little criticism of this clearly flawed man; he grew a beard to hid the scars from jaw surgery to remove cancer. Sad the place makes him more than human. I'm sure he would be slightly offended that his vulnerabilities are obscured. Don't let that stop you visiting he was in the top 10 of world changing individuals. Jamie 🍍

G. Y.

It’s my second time going to the museum and I’m happy I’ve been again. It’s a great place to learn about Fraud and Annas life where the museum takes you back into time. If you keep the recipes it’s also valid for a year so you can go back again.

T. S.

Such an amazing place to visit! People so receptive and lovely, and of course, I was delighted with all elements in this house! Possible a audio guided tour, it's really worth! They also got a store of souvenirs at the back.

V. R.

In a beautiful and quiet Hampstead road this was Freud's residence after he fled Vienna to escape the Nazis. The founder of psychoanalysis will say that would be "our last address on the planet". Inside the house some of the original furniture shipped from Vienna such as the sofa the patients will lay during their psychoanalytic sessions and many of Freud's antiques. There is also a section on his daughter Anna, considered founder of psychoanalytic child psychology, who kept living there after her father's departure. No photographs are allowed inside the house but there is a small shop with postcards.

D. A.

So peaceful and so poignant. Though he only spent the last year of his life here, his library, furniture and collections are all here.

D. H.

As it's set in the old family home its small compared to some museums, but it's a fascinating place and you can go everywhere. It also has a lovely secluded garden.

A. H.

You HAVE to visit here! Most of Freud's personal and professional items, including the couch, are here from Vienna.

C. B.

Enjoyed it. Good potted history of the Freud family life in London.Lots of photos and information available .Very interesting was the copious memorabilia that Freud collected and kept on his desks. They consisted of cultural artifacts from all over the world , a shed load in fact.

M. D.

Great little museum and a great recommendation for anyone familiar with Freud and wants the opportunity to see his home. Spend sometime in his study room and admire the remaining collection of books, also enjoy some coffee and the little bookstore!

A. V.

Very informative and insightful. I wish they had republications of his work for readers. But wonderful audio tour too. Well preserved and managed.

P. B.

Fascinating home of the father of psychoanalysis. See the original therapist's couch. He has a fascinating life.

A. B.

Freud museum is amazing. You most go on a tour around the house you find out so much information and it is so interesting. Because you are in the Freud house it can get a bit cramped when do the tour. But all in all it is must see.

B. B.

A fascinating place to visit, my partner is doing a degree in this and wanted to visit.

R. D. V.

It is a nice feeling to get the impression that you are among things that once surrounded people like Freud. A place where you feel the pressure of history and great people life. Being there, all stories I have ever read about Freud came to my mind. It was like a beautiful movie.

D.

An intimate and insightful curation of his collections and artifacts. Not only for the die hard Freudians.

S. B.

A very powerful experience. Beautifully managed property that really allows the visitor to feel as if Freud might just walk in through a door.

p.

Loved it. Such a nice atmosphere and very interesting. I also enjoyed seeing the original Dali painting there as part of a special event.

J. B.

Sigmund Freud cast by Morris Singer Foundry #morrissingerfoundry

s. m.

I am a trainee analyst, so it was very special for me to be able to wander around Freud's home and learn a bit more about his life.

L. S.

Full of meaning to those of us who believe Freud was and remains a cornerstone of civilization

G. B.

Nostalgic journey back in time- a must visit when in London

M. J. G.

Small place with lots of stories and memories, timeless furniture and amazing history. Very well maintained. You can spend days there and discover something new every time.

A. S.

Highly interesting to those closely familiar with Freud's work. Mildly interested at best to anyone else. Be prepared for a roughly 30 minutes experience, overall.

M. S.

So surreal and a must for anyone who is interested in Freud's works on psychoanalysis.

S. I. S.

A very interesting place learn about Freud's life The employees are willing to help with everything. pretty easy to navigate!

S. S.

It is intersting to see Freud’s hand writing letters and old photos

M. Z.

I absolutely loved this place! It is quite small but you can easily stay there for a couple of hours to see everything. You get a good insight into Freud's life in London, how he got here and the work he's done. There is a whole room with the possessions and works of his daughter and a couple of sketches and a painting from Salvador Dali too! The beautiful garden garden at the back is lovely in the Spring and the summer. The entrance tickets that you buy are valid for a year (the guy told us that at the ticket office, but that could change at any moment so don't hold me to that) and they do take cards! I'd highly recommend this place!

L. F.

Lovely museum about Freud and his family. Staff is friendly and price is fine. You can get an audioguide for a few pounds, would advise to do so to actually know what you're looking at. The gift store has a lot of nice things which also are priced fairly. A must see for anyone interested in psychology.

C. S.

Very interesting museum lots of history from world war 2as well as Freud and his family half price with national trust tickets s

M. G.

A real treasure chest intellectually, historically and visually. Not too "touristy" or busy, feels as if you've been invited in for a home viewing.

P. P.

Pretty house on a quiet street. It wasn't busy at all. If you didn't know, you would miss it

R. T.

Great museum! Very interesting.

T. H. E.

One of the best museums I've ever been to. Small but packed with things to read and look at, beautiful atmosphere and a shop that actually has unique items. The audio guide was well worth the money. If I go to London I will visit again, I can't recommend it highly enough.

M. E.

I totally recommend this magical place even if you're not interested in psychology. It was Sigmung Freud's home until he died. He was seeing his patients here on his famous analytical couch. There are interesting collection objects in his room that really say a lot about his personality. There are other rooms in the house worth seeing. Don't miss this if you're in London!

L. G.

The museum was closed when I went, but hope to visit another time to see the world of Freud.

M. S.

I've been a huge fan of Freud since I was a child, and being able to see his desk, books and where he ate was beyond comparison. The museum is very relaxed, and there are some pretty good learning videos you can watch about Freud's life (skip it if you know him well). Overall, I was amazed how thick the rooms were with intensity, yet lacking even a hint of tobacco smells from one of the thousands of cigars Freud must have smoked there!

a. c.

It’s my second time going to the museum and I’m happy I’ve been again. It’s a great place to learn about Fraud and Annas life where the museum takes you back into time. If you keep the recipes it’s also valid for a year so you can go back again.

B. T. R.

The museum is on the house Freud lived in during his last year, after moving from Vienna. All of his belongings are there, which lend to the place an incredible atmosphere. A fascinating glimpse into one of the greatest minds of the past century.

C. W.

Very interesting, highly recommend. Beautiful house

A. N.

Furnitures were kept as they were. Ticket validity lasts a year for re-entry.

E.

Very surreal being in the house of the Freuds. A well maintained museum, with a lovely garden.

C. C.

Really interesting museum for anyone that likes psychology. You do learn about more than just Freud, but it's mostly the man himself. You get to walk through his house and see how he lived, which I though was really cool. Reasonable priced and the ticket can be reused I believe for the rest if the year.

P. L.

A well-cared-for site of Freud's life and work. It's amazing to see Sigmund Freud's actual belongings and furniture. Anna Freud's life is also well documented and for those who don't know about the relevance of her work, this is a good place to start learning about it.

K. O.

All what the Freud family could bring over, the famous sofa and so much more. S.freuds collection or artefacts was extensive, who knew? Not just all about Sigmund. Also mysteries to solve about Anna and her path to child psyche. Totally worth it. And staff are very friendly. + amazing gift shop.

J. R.

Such a posh part of London. Worth going here just for the walk from the station past all the nice houses. I'm not bothered about Freud and went here for a talk about play therapy but whilst there I visited the museum part and it is really pretty nice although small. I wish I lived in a big house like this with nice furniture like what he had.

L. R.

Amazing experience. Freud's office exactly as he left it. Many interesting things there to view, from artwork to books to many personal possessions Freud cherished and collected. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in visiting. Additionally, I recommend using the headset to get a verbal tour of each area as well, as the tour is not guided by anyone other than yourself. Depending upon your interest, I would recommend no less than at least one hour set aside for this tour.

J. P.

Very interesting to see the house of a brilliant mind. It gives you a feeling of him being around, talking to his patients and creating

D. a. S.

Fascinating place to visit. Ensure that you have time to read everything on display and absorb the ambiance.

E. T.

Brilliant experience to have visited Freud's London home.

J. O.

First let me say I think it's worth a visit. Not least because the area is interesting with large houses in different styles and Freud's is very pleasant. As for the museum, it is interesting to see his study effectivly transported from Vienna when he left there just before WW2, but for me it was a relatively short experience, taking us around 90 minutes. I felt the full price admission of £9 is too high, though to be fair that allows entry for a year. One slight disappointment was to discover Freud only lived here for one year, though the study does faithfully show his home study in Vienna Plenty of eateries and coffee shops on nearby Finchley road. Closed Monday and Tuesday

M. G.

A great character of the history of humanity and a very nice house

A. B.

Nice house. I could live there just as it is. Lots of information to learn from about this house. He only lived there for a year before he died but most of his furniture etc from Vienna is in there. You’ll learn about his life there not so much about psychoanalytical theory.

P. W.

Interesting place to learn about this character and his family and colleague's . His artefacts were a surprise. Shop had a good deal to offer. And as National Trust members we received an unexpected discount.

H. B.

Amazing experience to be able to visit Freud's Study and Library as it was when Freud was living at 20 Maresfield Gardens. One simply has to visit to be able to make a connection to the history. The second highlight was two-fold in that one got an opportunity to also learn about Anna Freud and her contribution to Psychoanalysis and also explore about the encounter between Salvador Dali and Sigmund Freud. For a limited period Dali's painting "Metamorphosis of Narcissus" is on display at the Museum.

N. T.

One of my favourites in the whole of London. A very educational place and a must visit for people who are into Psychology. I would also like to mention that your volunteers/staff are very warm, friendly and welcoming; good job to all of you.

K. P.

Fairly small museum, but very interesting. When you buy entry, they give you free entry for the rest of the year. If you're a student you can get it for half price, it's £8 for an ordinary adult ticket. The gift shop is great!

S. T.

Amazing to see the house of a person that has such an impact on psychology, even today

Α. Α.

Extremely interesting and well-preserved. A must see in London.

A. T.

Very interesting to see Freud's beautiful last house which replicated his house in Vienna. Many recorded interviews of both Freud and his daughter, Anna, as well as videos. It not only gives an insight in Freud s life but also into his relation to his daughter. A very interesting and informative visit which however, left me very suspicious of Freud s motivation and the soundness of his theories. Best tube is Finchley Park and then it s 10 minutes walk.

L. G.

Here you will see one of the most important rooms on the planet. Almost, as Freud's work was really done in Vienna and it was to London he came for sanctuary. But it was also Anna Freud's base, and it is a great experience to be in this place which so shaped our perhaps futile, though always brave, attempts at self-understanding.

B. B.

Absolutely loved this; one of my favorite places I visited in London. Informational & thought provoking. The audio tour is a must. Staff is extremely nice & helpful. If I didn't live in the States I would certainly visit more often!

B. C.

First time visit, tickets last a whole year which is great if you live in London, otherwise it's a bit expensive as the house is rather small. Special exhibition room is tiny, but luckily on this visit there was the Dali exhibition and I did see the original Metamorphosis, which was a treat. There's no cafe, but you can pay and make your own coffee from one of those coffee pod machines. There are two floors, with no lift facilities, so not suitable for wheelchairs etc.

T. K.

Very interesting and definitely worth spending an hour and a half looking and learning about the man who made so many strives in the field of psychoanalysis. I have never really been a psychology or history enthusiast but it was well worth a visit!

D. Y.

Very nice historical place

C. H.

Enjoyed my visit here. Interesting house, it has been very calm and relaxating atmosphere when I went there. Located in peaceful residential area. Small but interesting private collection of antiques. Some interesting Egyptian collectables. Nice souvenir and book shop with interesting materials

u. g. G.

I went when there was an exhibition of Dali and it was such amazing! Just loved the interpretation. The only setback was the audio guide added little to the visit as almost all narration was written on the boards around the artefacts and exhibitions. So it was quite disorienting as I wasn't sure whether to read or listen to the audio before I realised that it's all the same.

D. A.

Interesting enough if you have an interest in Freud (which I don't: I was there with a friend). Could have done without the Freud fan-boys and girls who gushed about everything: plainly psychology students. The gift-shop - which you do not have to exit via - is hilariously tasteless.

J. C.

Its a great museum to visit. Small. One can visit the 2 floors in less than 2 hrs. Full of interesting items. Too bad the patio is not in used as a cafe or something similar. Free cloakroom. Audio guide is not of great help.

E. A.

Didn’t expect it to be that inspirational. Spent two hours there going through every lil details.

A. S.

I was deeply touched to visist the last house of this great Sigmund Freu. It is more of a travel through is personal universe than a museum about psychoanalysis. There is an audioguide available but I didn't like this sort of things and I only wanted to feel the house, to be here, where the genius lived. Impressive

L. V.

Excellent small museum, well worth the trip. Loads of interesting information on the Freuds (Sigmund and Anna) and their contributions to science. Absolutely do not miss this.

P. T.

Amazing place!! You can buy your ticket once and you can come back with the same ticket for a year.

E. G.

A very significant historical place for all those interested in the Freuds (Sigmund, Anna, etc.) and in Hampstead, its buildings of architectural interest and the historical associations of the area. For about a year, the Freud Museum was my daily view from the residence where I lived. At that time the great Anna Freud still lived there.

R. K.

The museum is very relaxed, and there are some pretty good learning videos you can watch about Freud's life.

Z. C.

Omg I loved this place! As a psychology student, i was amazed at how well everything was kept and how preserved Freud's sofa was. Brilliant place, definitely coming back again

P. d. M.

Very touching and intimate experience. One can see the deep interests of such important man in a amazingly well preserved room. Definitelly worth a visit.

j. e. u. a.

I took a selfie in front of the famous narcissist painting by Dali. Not sure what that says about my mother. And, tbh, I wanted a selfie lying on the famous couch, which is there (original, imported from Vienna). THAT one, where all the hysterics once lay. Downer, you are not allowed to even touch it. So quite a exercise for your ego. Finally, I wanted to at least find some traces of Coca, yet again, to no avail. They must have used it up in the last 80yrs. Even more disappointing, I could not even find any paraphelia, oh slip of tongue, paraphernalia. None - instead the whole place is literally full of relicts and figures and masks and amulets. Many phalli - nothing to snort through. So in this sense, a collective repression of desires. But hey: what is the relation between Psychoanalysis and Archeology? Both aim to reveal and liberate historically formed layers. Finally, staff was exceptionally polite. The only thing I missed was a cellar, a symbolic place celebrating buried desires. Nothing here hints at anything subconcious. They should have build him a house with a spacious dark room. But I suspect they have - they must be hiding it...

S. R.

Lovely gardens and a wealth of information available to learn about Freud. Found it fascinating. Worth a visit.

B. C.

First time visit, tickets last a whole year which is great if you live in London, otherwise it's a bit expensive as the house is rather small. Special exhibition room is tiny, but luckily on this visit there was the Dali exhibition and I …

P. d. M.

Very touching and intimate experience. One can see the deep interests of such important man in a amazingly well preserved room. Definitelly worth a visit.

L. V.

Excellent small museum, well worth the trip. Loads of interesting information on the Freuds (Sigmund and Anna) and their contributions to science. Absolutely do not miss this.

E. M.

Home of the legend

e. n.

This place gives you a sense of peace. Everything in the right place, harmony and calmness. Spend some time in Freud's garden, especially if it's a sunny day.

H. S.

Beautifully enchanting.

R. E.

Loved this museum. This was a house that Freud actually lived and worked in. It showed about has life and work. Told how he ended up living there. Worth a visit.

R. K.

The museum is very relaxed, and there are some pretty good learning videos you can watch about Freud's life.

O. T. (.

Nice place to get more information about Freud. It is small but enjoyable if one is interested in Freud

H. M.

I saw a great documentary here about the work of Volkan Vamık, so it’s more than simply a beautifully kept shrine to Anna and Sigmund. Watch out for the loo on the top floor, it doesn’t flush so well to everybody’s horror. The symptom returns.

L. R.

This is a very interesting place, part museum, part 'monument'. It's small, I think it could have more information about Freud's work but it has lots on Anna's.

S. v. T.

Not 5 stars due to half of house being closed off building. Great free tour at 2pm and 4pm! Also, the original garden is open and gets sun all day

Z. M.

Amazing museum, love this place

F. T.

Love this place. But take your time, allow at least half a day because there is alot of information. I loved the eccentric museum staff who themselves seem to want to analyse the visitors!

H. A.

We had met his grandson Lucien Freud.. The most famous painter in last century.... Their background and creatings of art works and paintings were amazinh.... It is not just because of price sold in Sotheby's or Other auction houses.... But indeed, try to watch each drawings he made and how this family had influenced the world in all aspects..arts, psychology and thinking... .

A. P.

A nice house and very well done displays

A. B.

A very nice museum with friendly staff. Would definitely recommend visiting it as it offers so many interesting details about Freud's life.

J. J.

A truly fascinating experience for any psychoanalytic/psychiatry/psychology student !!

S. R.

Lovely gardens and a wealth of information available to learn about Freud. Found it fascinating. Worth a visit.

M. D.

Fascinating

O. R.

Great little detour before hitting Hampstead green... Freud was so influential and this house oozes his life... short and sweet.

F. T.

Love this place. But take your time, allow at least half a day because there is alot of information. I loved the eccentric museum staff who themselves seem to want to analyse the visitors!

S. v. T.

Not 5 stars due to half of house being closed off building. Great free tour at 2pm and 4pm! Also, the original garden is open and gets sun all day

S. R.

Really interesting and great place to visit. Bring your wallet as gift shop is expensive but has beautiful things

G. G.

It’s a great place to learn about Fraud and Anna's life where the museum takes you back into time.

C. H.

Nice but really small, if you don't watch the video then it'll take you around 1.5 hours max to see everything. Couch is awesome.

E. A. M. P. M.

The place is beautiful and well organized

J. O.

First let me say I think it's worth a visit. Not least because the area is interesting with large houses in different styles and Freud's is very pleasant. As for the museum, it is interesting to see his study effectivly transported from …

T. E.

Exelent experience, totally recommend READ , STUDY FREUD

A. F.

Very interesting and well preserved. Recommend to visit! If you like History or Psychology, you won't regret!

O. T. (.

Nice place to get more information about Freud. It is small but enjoyable if one is interested in Freud

d. d.

Very good place to learn more about the father of psychology. You get to have an idea how he lived his life in that house.

k. h.

I'm not fully conscious of why i loved the place!

V. m.

Fascinating insight into Freud's last years in London. Also interesting information about Anna Freud.

N. V.

If you like Freud, this is a must. It isn't a very large museum, it's cozy and on sunny days you can hang around and have a coffee in the back garden

e.

Was expecting to learn more about his career and psychoanalysis etc. Staff were very friendly and great to have a place to hang coats!!

N. G.

Very interesting exposition. To visit the house where Fraud lived and to know that it was exactly the same back then is great.

S. R.

Really interesting and great place to visit. Bring your wallet as gift shop is expensive but has beautiful things

I. A.

They had oriental/Mediterranean type patterns on them. Very warm and homey. Not what I expected at all.

Q. F.

I visited expecting a museum about psychology and what Freud bought to it. Didn't meet those expectations. Pleased I visited but probably wouldn't visit again

R. S.

Great small, specialist museum with good audio guide, really got a feel for the man.

O. R.

Great little detour before hitting Hampstead green... Freud was so influential and this house oozes his life... short and sweet.

S. S.

A fascinating tribute to a great man. One of London's lesser-known museums and well worth the visit!

M. B.

Interesting to learn more about Freud's home life and family - however there is an awful lot of text to read without much narrative or point of view.

N. S.

Quite a great little museum about where Freud spent his last days.

A. N.

Amazing! I highly recommend if you like Freud and his theories and his character.

L. C.

A must go museum for psicologists and patients! Loved it. Beautiful house and an informative place.

N. S.

Quite a great little museum about where Freud spent his last days.

Q. F.

I visited expecting a museum about psychology and what Freud bought to it. Didn't meet those expectations. Pleased I visited but probably wouldn't visit again

M. S.

Small but fascinating. Check opening times. Closed on several days in the week.

T. K.

Very interesting and definitely worth spending an hour and a half looking and learning about the man who made so many strives in the field of psychoanalysis. I have never really been a psychology or history enthusiast but it was well worth a visit!

I. S.

Well organized and clean. Very informative.

D. R.

It's very small, best to keep in mind that this is just a house not a museum scale venue

I. F.

Amazing glimpse into Freud's life and work in his last years, providing a fascinating insight into the personal tastes and touches of Freud as father, friend and analyst

A. S.

Interesting place, was nice to see the iconic "tell me about your muzzer" settee in person.

N. G.

Very interesting exposition. To visit the house where Fraud lived and to know that it was exactly the same back then is great.

D. W.

Loved it. I have a Master's degree in psychology so it meant a lot to me to see his house and the psychoanalytic couch he used.

U. B.

It's a cosy place and you can see the last home of Freud. Sadly the garden wasn't open.

N. S.

I was very happy visiting Freud museum, It was very helpful visit for me as a psychotherapist

I. S.

Really good informative place many books audio stuffs available from Freud Museum Great place to visit

R. T.

Went here on the open day and whilst it is somewhat interesting i'm not sure there is enough to warrant an admission fee.

i. p.

Tribute to the father of psychoanalysis. Cosy place, with many interesting informations and beautiful souvenirs and books

T. M.

Great place of history, I've been there about 1h to closure and was peace .

L. B.

Historic preservation of Sigmund and Anna's home. Rotating art with Freudian themes.

M. A.

My best place of inspiration!

M. C.

Amazing, totally worth it.

I.

Amazing conference we had there, great staff, great intervenants, really interesting place!

a.

Very good presentation of Freud's life and his daughter - Anna.

A. L.

Very interesting to see Freud’s actual couch. Take a look at the books and antiques he owned.

T. L.

Amazing place to find out more about the life and work of Freud and his daughter.

P. B.

The original Freud archeology collection is here, which I was hoping to see in Vienna but is not there

S. K.

Nice place. A must see for all Freud fans.

M. D.

4 rooms of interesting content

C. B.

Really interesting place to visit and insight to the home and world of Freud.

M. J.

Good information and staff are very knowledgeable good if your studying psychology.

A. H.

I went there for a lecture. Great museum. Very welcoming

T. M.

Little known venue/museum You can hire for private events Very interesting place!!

S. A.

I loved it. It’s great you can go back anytime over the year at no extra charge.

I. E.

Really informative and interesting insight into the life and work of Sigmund Freud

D. S.

You have to be a Freud person to love it, but it was worth an hour or two to visit.

K. L.

I LOVED it! Please watch the movie upstairs, I found it very interesting!

R.

Love this house quite small but lots of information and the garden is nice and peaceful.

G. S.

Freud's home and psychoanalytic process developed here. I visited here Sept 1996

D. C.

One of the most "live" museums where you can really feel the right vibe

A. S.

Interesting place, was nice to see the iconic "tell me about your muzzer" settee in person.

B. B.

Pretty awesome place. very informative. small but worth a visit.

M. C.

Nice museum with friendly staff. Highly recommend the audio guide.

G. D.

Lovely home to explore and lots of information. Audio guide is very useful.

D. P.

Expensive for its size, his study is excellent other rooms lacking in content

R. R.

That's the one place that you need to visit in your whole life. Fantastic

M. P.

Great service and location. Very warm environment and interesting exhibition

K. S.

Great... full insight in Freud's private life that shaped his thinking

R.

Very busy place but easy to find.good transport links .

B. F.

As someone with a deep interest in Freud, this was an enjoyable visit.

I. B.

Homely, intimate, vibrating with Freud's life, thought and family.

M. S.

Small but fascinating. Check opening times. Closed on several days in the week.

V. M.

Stumbled upon it by accident walking along the streets but unfortunately unlike other museums in London, for this one there is an entry fee

E. K.

Great experience. Cozy and lovely spot not too crouded

G. F.

Very interesting and will return. Very good audio tour.

a. d.

Great museum with history information and a lot of Freud's personal things

S. P.

Magical piece of history, not very accessible via public transportation.

E. B.

Don't Freudian slip on the sidewalk. Very interesting.

H. F.

It was interesting learning about Freud and hus family and what trey went through.

M.

A brief look into the final home and introduction of Freud.

A. O.

I felt like coming back home... Lovely place... Strongly recommend 🤗

N.

Very interesting house if you like Freud

S. R.

Relatively nice, atmosphere not the greatest though

W. P.

Very nice museum, wonderful gardens.

K. D.

A very interesting and a very nice place to visit and friendly staff.

P. S.

Friendly service and good food

A. W.

Amazing Museum

S. T.

Good day out . Great musuem and lovley stuff too .

F. D.

If you want to know more about Freud and how he lived then this is the day out for you!

J. H.

It was pretty cool to see Freud's famous couch

D. L.

Very educational museum on the life of Freud.

H. C.

As a psychology lover, I feel this place is a must visit.

A. M. A. K.

He was a great man and he had a good house

M. Y.

Well organised, staff is nice and friendly

S. M.

Good museum but limited amount to see and a little expensive

B.

A must see. Low key but intense experience.

T. L.

Very good if you have some background knowledge.

F. E.

Unexpectedly interesting. Definitely take an audio guide

S. J.

Well kept place. Very friendly and informative.

s. m.

A small yet very informative and intersting place. Recomanded.

E. A.

Amazing experience into Freud's life.

M. M.

Really nice museum to visit and know better

K. L.

Very intriguing. Nice visit.nice gift shop.

E. A. M. P. M.

The place is beautiful and well organized

D. F. J. F. A.

A very important historical place and current hub of knowledge

I. S.

Well organized and clean. Very informative.

A. S.

I'd go again! Lovely lovely experience.

M. S.

Attended an excellent fundraising event

A. M.

Great way to learn about the origins of Psychotherapy!

k.

It's a must-see. A very inspiring place.

W. B.

People need to visit this place. Amazing stuff.

R. C.

Amazing. Go asap!

V. P.

Moving and informative.

B. B.

Awesome! Great staff and great museum

M. F.

Very well run and informative,really enjoyed it

H. S.

Beautifully enchanting.

H. A. V.

Some interesting stuff in this nice place

P. A.

Great museum with unique climate.

C. M.

Brilliant museum and drawing evening

I. C.

the chaos gods worship pretty cool

M. S. F.

Learnt a lot there! Nice shoo too!!

J. G.

Interesting to see where he worked and lived.

O. A.

definitely worth to see if you are Fraud fan

B. S.

Another great place to visit in London.

G. L.

Very interesting museum!

O. S.

Very interesting and good explanations.

R. B.

Very informative. Lovely house.

F. B.

excellent place to go and visit all place in this live it is unforgeble....!

A. L.

Freud Museum is my favourte museum in London....

A. F.

Very nice gift shop

J. N.

Thought provoking

R. N. H.

Interesting place to visit even for the general public

J. G.

Interesting to see where he worked and lived.

G. L.

Very interesting museum!

D. H.

Interesting! Beautiful and atmospheric

F. D.

If you want to know more about Freud and how he lived then this is the day out for you!

H. F.

It was interesting learning about Freud and hus family and what trey went through.

V. P.

Wonderful place to visit in london!!

M. S.

Brings history alive!

D. A.

History of very important man !!!

A. P.

A nice place to be, or not to be...

H. M.

I really luved my mother

E. M.

Home of the legend

J. F.

Good experience. Had a good presentation from one of the staff members about Freud's interpretation of dreams.

S. T.

Interesting for a short visit

S. B.

The best muzeum

T. B.

Definitely worth a visit

A. P.

A nice place to be, or not to be...

S. K.

Good.....

D. A. R.

For the psychoanalytically inclined, a must-see.

F. K.

Freud's home and very well preserved at that. Nice piece of history.

A. G.

What did your your mum say?

J. C.

Great exhibition.

A. N.

Still feels lived in

R. T.

Amazing.

K. J.

Loved it!

V. P.

Awesome experience!

N. B.

Very informative and atmospheric

N. S.

Free day out

L. Z.

there are not many places

P.

Ok

k. C.

Good

j. j.

Small but atmospheric

S. C.

Brilliant

E.

Very interesting!

A. G.

Ok

Y. B.

Great museum

M. D.

Fascinating

J. L. L. S.

Great

A. M.

Lovely place

s. r.

Great event

M. M.

wow!

E. F.

Stunning house!

M. C.

Pilgram of psychoanalysis

K. V.

Very inspired!

L. H.

Really nice place

V. S. K. P.

Good

S. G.

Amazing

E. J.

Worth visiting.

j. m.

Beautiful surroundings

M. S.

Brings history alive!

ז. א.

Important place to be

m. U.

A mad place to go

A. 1.

Mysrerious and memorable

r. b. a.

Very interesting

M. P.

A Great Museum

D. P.

Truly transporting

M. K.

A favourite

M. T.

Really interesting

E. K.

Very interesting

E. D.

Interesting place

S. B.

Touching place

R. B.

Fascinating.

M. T. L.

Underwhelming

A.

THE INFAMOUS COUCH

E. F.

Interesting

A. W.

Interesting

P. W.

Facinating

L. Z.

Love! Love! Love! I have been to so many museums. Before I went there, I was more interested in Freud's life. I never realised a small museum could touched me so much. It is very personal and very immersive. I even had the déjà vu when I was standing in his therapy room. I could go back there anytime and just stand in the house, anywhere in the house, and feel his presence. I don't feel words can express my feelings.

M. G.

(Translated) Experience the last moments in exile of Professor and Doctor Sigmund Freud. Thank you Father of Psychoanalysis for such a brilliant contribution to the knowledge of oneself and the treatment of patients. (Original) Vibre los últimos momentos en el exilio del Profesor y Doctor Sigmund Freud. Gracias Padre del Psicoanálisis por tan brillante aporte al conocimiento de uno mismo y al tratamiento de los pacientes.

s. h.

(Translated) Yesterday I visited the Freud Museum and had a lot of fun. The reception staff were very welcoming and smiles on their faces. I felt welcome and accepted. I liked a site map of the house that explains in audio about each room I enter, as well as the paintings on which the story of the place is written, I really enjoyed so much Yesterday I visited the Freud Museum and had a lot of fun. The two reception staff were very welcoming and smiled. I felt welcome and accepted, and I liked that there is a site map of the house that explains by voice about each room I enter, as well as the paintings on which the story of the place is written, I really enjoyed a lot. (Original) Yesterday I visited the Freud Museum and had a lot of fun. The reception staff were very welcoming and smiles on their faces. I felt welcome and accepted. I liked a site map of the house that explains in audio about each room I enter, as well as the paintings on which the story of the place is written, I really enjoyed so much بالأمس زرت متحف فرويد واستمتعت كثيراً، وموظفتا الاستقبال مرحبات والابتسامة تعلو محياهما فشعرت بالترحيب والقبول وأعجبني أنه يوجد موقع خريطة للبيت يشرح بالصوت عن كل غرفة أدخلها وكذلك اللوحات المكتوب عليها قصة المكان، فعلاً استمتعت كثيراً.

L. C.

(Translated) Really gorgeous, to be seen no less! (Original) Davvero stupendo, da vedere senza meno!

V. R.

(Translated) The London residence of Freud where he lived the last year of his life, and where then lived Anna Freud. More interesting and full of testimonies of the Vienna apartment. There is his collection of antiquities and his library, little psychology, lots of literature and archeology. To visit. Beautiful the garden maintained by the kind Mr. Francisco. (Original) La residenza londinese di Freud dove ha vissuto l'ultimo anno della sua vita, e dove poi ha abitato Anna Freud. Più interessante e ricca di testimonianze dell' appartamento di Vienna. C'è la sua collezione di antichità e la sua biblioteca, poco psicologia tanta letteratura e archeologia. Da visitare. Bello il giardino curato dal gentile Sig. Francisco.

M. G.

(Translated) It is the house where Freud lived in London, with many of his belongings, furniture, books, collectibles, etc. Totally recommended for those interested in psychoanalysis and in Freud's life. The place is very well presented and the audio guide brings a lot. In the end there is a room where they make temporary exhibitions. The souvenir shop has very nice objects. (Original) Es la casa donde vivió Freud en Londres, con muchas de sus pertenencias, muebles, libros, objetos de colección, etc. Totalmente recomendado para interesados en el psicoanálisis y en la vida de Freud. El lugar está muy bien presentado y la audioguía aporta mucho. Al final hay una sala donde hacen exposiciones temporales. La tienda de recuerdos tiene objetos muy simpáticos.

P. S.

(Translated) Very nice to know the place where Freud lived his last year of life and to be able to observe the divan and the room where he attended several patients. The museum has audio available to know the history of each room of the house and its importance for the family. A small shop sells many options for souvenirs from the visit. (Original) Muito legal poder conhecer o local onde Freud viveu seu último ano de vida e poder observar o divã e a sala onde atendeu vários pacientes. O museu tem áudio disponível para conhecermos a história de cada cômodo da casa e sua importância para a família. Uma pequena loja vende muitas opções de lembranças da visita.

L. R.

(Translated) Very interesting to visit the house that Freud lived in London. The personal effects are arranged as if Freud had died yesterday. Your office is perfectly set up. Exciting. Anna's rooms are also there, with their simplicity and organization. On the day that I went, the house was hosting an event with some texts being read, which caused a lot of movement and the visit ended up being difficult, mainly to the gardens. (Original) Muito interessante visitar a casa que freud morou em Londres. Os objetos de uso pessoais estão dispostos como se Freud tivesse morrido ontem. Seu consultório está perfeitamente montado. Emocionante. Os aposentos de Anna também estão lá, com sua simplicidade e organização. No dia que fui, a casa estava recebendo um evento com leitura de alguns textos, o que fez com que houvesse bastante movimento e a visita acabou sendo dificultado, principalmente aos jardins.

M. V. R.

(Translated) Impressive, for psychoanalytic lovers it is very exciting to be in the last house of Freud. It has the original furniture, all kinds of objects that Freud collected, including Egyptian art. There is the couch and the library. The audio guide provides very interesting information about Freud and his family. It is a must! The gift shop is also very good. I went through the London Pass. But you pay three pounds for the audio guide (which is worth it to me). (Original) Impresionante, para los amantes del psicoanálisis es muy emocionante estar en la última casa de Freud. Tiene los muebles originales, todo tipo de objetos que coleccionaba Freud, incluido arte egipcio. Está el diván y la biblioteca. El audio guía aporta información muy interesante de Freud y su familia. Es imperdible! La tienda se regalos también está muy buena. Yo pasé con el London Pass. Pero pagas tres libras el audio guía (que para mí lo vale).

g. v.

(Translated) It is a pity that the museum does not make the effort to put itself within the reach of all visitors so that in the absence of interest in the shrink or / and Freud the visitor will be frustrated to have paid to see a couch. There is certainly the audio guide, but something is missing. I felt like I was on a visit that was limited to the frame with no possibility of attacking it. (Original) Il est dommage que le musée ne fasse pas l’effort de se mettre à la portée de tous les visiteurs si bien qu’en l’absence d’intérêt pour la psy ou/et Freud le visiteur sera frustré d’avoir payé pour voir un divan. Il y a certes l’audioguide mais il manque quelque chose. J’ai eu le sentiment de faire une visite qui se limitait au cadre sans aucune possibilité de l’attaquer.

M. V.

(Translated) A very bright place loved by Freud's daughter, a pleasant rose garden and a beautiful hall. The library and collection of antiquities is amazing. (Original) Очень светлое место, любимое дочерью Фрейда, приятный розовый сад и красивый холл. Поражает библиотека и собрание древностей.

M. R.

(Translated) He only has the charm of being in the house in which Freud lived (very little time) three environments of which the most interesting is his study where you can see the couch and its library. I found it expensive for what it offers (Original) Solo tiene el encanto de estar en la casa en la que Freud vivió (muy poco tiempo) tres ambientes de los cuales el más interesante es su estudio donde puede verse el diván y su biblioteca. Me pareció caro para lo que ofrece

F. G. L.

(Translated) Very nice to know the place where Freud lived his last days. (Original) Muito legal conhecer o local ondem Freud viveu seus últimos dias.

e. g.

(Translated) In the house where he lived since his arrival in London and where his daughter Anna lived until his death in 1982. There is his famous couch, his desk and collection of antiques. Plus something from Dalí. (Original) En la casa donde vivió desde su llegada a Londres y donde vivió hasta su muerte en 1982 su hija Anna. Está su famoso diván su escritorio y colección de antigüedades. Además algo de Dalí.

M. A.

(Translated) Nice museum, it's done in 30 min or less. It is located quite far from the center. (Original) Lindo museo, se hace en 30 min o menos. Está ubicado bastante lejos del centro.

ع. ف.

(Translated) The Sigmund Freud Museum is Freud's house after he immigrated from Austria to escape from Nazism after the harassment he was subjected to there. The house was sponsored by the eldest of Freud's sons, in its heritage and scientific production "Anna Freud". The house is very beautiful. You will find Freud's room in which he receives cases and writes in it, full With all the world's heritage, from China to Egypt to Iraq to Rome and other very ancient monuments. (Original) متحف سيغموند فرويد هو بيت فرويد بعد ما هاجر من النمسا هرباً من النازية بعد المضايقات التي تعرض لها هناك ، البيت كان برعاية ابرّ ابناء فرويد به وبتراثه وانتاجه العلمي "انّا فرويد" ، المنزل جميل جداً ستجد غرفة فرويد التي يستقبل فيها الحالات ويكتب فيها ، مليئة بكل تراث الدنيا من الصين الى مصر الى العراق الى روما وغيرهت من الاثار القديمة جداً .

I. M.

(Translated) The visit is worth it just to see the house but it also contains the original furniture of the Freud family (divan included) and the collection of antiques. And with the ticket you can return as many times as you want in a year !! (Original) La visita merece la pena solo por ver la casa pero esta además contiene los muebles originales de la familia Freud (diván incluido) y la colección de antigüedades. Y con la entrada se puede volver las veces que se quiera en un año!!

k.

(Translated) If you are interested in psychology, you can learn many interesting things. (Original) Jak interesuje was psychologia, to można dowiedzieć się wielu ciekawych rzeczy.

F. G.

(Translated) Wonderful atmosphere! I recommend anyone visiting to purchase the audio guide, as it is cheap and very useful. (Original) Atmosfera maravilhosa! Recomendo a quem visitar de adquirir o guia em áudio, pois é barato e de muita utilidade.

M.

(Translated) The corona protective measures are well followed, namely it is closed, but regardless of that, I can only warmly recommend the museum. I love houses like this and when they are filled with information, my heart opens completely. (Original) Die Corona-Schutzmaßnahmen werden gut eingehalten, es ist nämlich geschlossen, aber unabhängig davon kann ich das Museum nur wärmstens empfehlen. Ich liebe solche Häuser und wenn sie dann auch noch mit Informationen gefüllt sind, öffnet sich mein Herz vollends.

A. W.

(Translated) A place you can not miss if you like psychology. (Original) Un lugar que no te lo puedes perder si te gusta la psicología.

V. C.

(Translated) Very interesting, especially for psychoanalytic lovers (Original) Muy interesante, sobre todo para los amantes del psicoanálisis

A.

(Translated) Small but very interesting. It is very informative and you can watch a couple of movies at the end of the tour. The audio guide offers more information that complements the exhibition. I recommend it, especially if you are a student of psychology, a psychologist or are interested in the discipline. And remember that you can use your ticket for a year at no additional charge! (Original) Pequeño pero muy interesante. Es muy informativo y puedes ver un par de películas al final del recorrido. La audioguía ofrece más información que complementa la exhibición. Lo recomiendo, sobre todo si eres un estudiante de psicología, psicólogo o estás interesado en la disciplina. Y recuerda que puedes utilizar tu entrada durante un año sin cargo adicional!

G. L.

(Translated) Freud Museum, located in Hampstead, London, a true extract of history, Excellent biographical museum opened in the last house where Freud lived until his death. The Freud Museum in London is a space dedicated to Sigmund Freud, who lived with his family during his last days of life. Before he died, Freud continued to work in London, and it was in the British capital that he finalized his book, Moses and Monotheism. In that same house, Freud continued to exercise psychoanalysis and receive patients for analysis. The centerpiece of the museum is the divan brought from Berggasse. On this couch, Freud asked his patients to say whatever came to their minds, without selecting the information. Super recommended place. (Original) Freud Museum, situado em Hampstead, Londres, um verdadeiro extrato da historia, Excelente museu biográfico aberto na última casa onde Freud morou até sua morte. O Freud Museum, em Londres, é um espaço dedicado à Sigmund Freud, que viveu com a família durante seus últimos dias de vida. Antes de morrer, Freud continuou trabalhando em Londres, e foi na capital britânica que ele finalizou seu livro, Moisés e o Monoteísmo Nessa mesma casa, Freud continuou exercendo a psicanálise e recebendo pacientes para análises. A peça central do museu é o divã trazido de Berggasse, Nesse sofá, Freud pedia que seus pacientes dissessem o que lhes viesse a cabeça, sem selecionar as informações. Local super recomendado.

Y. R.

(Translated) It is the house in which Freid lived for a year before dying. It is located in an unbeatable location. The museum is very well kept, small but worth it. The entry costs 8 pounds ... really worth it for lovers of reading Freud and psychology. (Original) Se trata de la casa en la que Freid vivió durante un año antes de morir. Está ubicada en un lugar inmejorable. El museo es muy cuidado, pequeño pero vale la pena. La entrada sale 8 libras... realmente vale la pena para los amantes de leer a Freud y de la psicología.

M. C. S.

(Translated) "Our last address on this planet," said Sigmund Freud ... (Original) "Nuestra última dirección en este planeta", dijo Sigmund Freud...

G. G.

(Translated) Museum that tells the story of the great psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. (Original) Museu que conta a história do grande psicanalista Sigmund Freud.

D. B.

(Translated) Magnificent museum, Freud's last house. Decoration in the image of his Viennese home. Pleasant garden. To see absolutely, whether you are keen on psychoanalysis or not, beautiful place to visit. Many masterpieces from all over the world: sculptures, canvases, various art objects (s) collected by the great Sigmund, his glasses, his desk and ... the famous sofa! (Original) Magnifique musée, dernière maison de Freud. Décoration à l'image de sa demeure Viennoise. Agréable jardin. A voir absolument, que vous soyez férus de psychanalyse ou pas, bel endroit à visiter. De très nombreux chef-d'oeuvres venant du monde entier : sculptures, toiles, objets d'art(s) divers et collectionnés par le grand Sigmund, ses lunettes, son bureau et ... le fameux divan !

M. V.

(Translated) Whether you are a psychoanalyst or not, if you love the places where the history of modern culture was made, the Freud Museum will be your little temple of reflection. The history of modern thought has passed through here! (Original) Psicoanalisti o meno che siate, se amate i luoghi in cui si è fatta la storia della cultura moderna, il Freud Museum sarà il vostro piccolo tempio della riflessione. La storia del pensiero moderno è passata di qui!

R. J.

(Translated) The price is quite high, the house is pretty and the garden is magnificent (beware it is closed when the weather is not good) We learn things about Freud if we take the audio guide. To do if the character or the history of psychoanalysis interests you. (Original) Le prix est assez élevé, la maison est jolie et le jardin est magnifique (attention il est fermé quand la météo n'est pas bonne) On apprend des choses sur Freud si on prend l'audioguide. A faire si le personnage ou l'histoire de la psychanalyse vous intéresse.

D.

(Translated) Very interesting and accessible but honestly I thought the part of Anna Freud was left over. It is impossible not to think how Freud should not be revolving in the grave with what they are doing of psychoanalysis in Brazil ... (Original) Muito interessante e acessível mas honestamente achei que a parte da Anna Freud tava sobrando. É impossível não pensar o quanto Freud não deve estar revirando no túmulo com o que estão fazendo da psicanálise no Brasil...

D. P.

(Translated) A magical experience for those of us who study psychology. It is a beautiful museum, very well armed and explained. The house is beautiful, and the garden. Very good material (Original) Una experiencia mágica para quienes estudiamos psicología. Es un hermoso museo, muy bien armado y explicado. La casa es preciosa, y el jardín. Muy buen material

S. L. S.

(Translated) Met my expectations! I was moved, it was very significant to be among the ideas, thoughts and history of the illustrious father of psychoanalysis! Makes all the sense, my guidance and professional practice! (Original) Atendeu minhas expectativas! Me emocionei, foi muito significativo estar entre as idéias, pensamentos e história do ilustre pai da psicanálise! Faz todo o sentido, minha orientação e prática profissional!

I. E. F.

(Translated) Excellent. Very emotional for me since I am a reader of Freud and he is a very unique character. His work is great. (Original) Excelente. Muy emotivo para mí ya que soy lectora de Freud y es un personaje muy singular. Su obra es grandiosa.

G. E. A. F. L.

(Translated) Excellent but be careful with the hours and days they open are not those published in google. They already put the schedules correctly (Original) Excelente pero tengan cuidado con los horarios y días que abren no son los publicados en google. Ya pusieron los horarios correctamente

N. D.

(Translated) The house where the father of psychoanalysis spent his last years of life today turned into his museum. There they can tour the rooms among their books and furniture. (Original) La casa donde el padre del psicoanálisis pasó sus últimos años de vida hoy convertido en su museo. Allí podrán recorrer las habitaciones entre sus libros y muebles.

M. K.

(Translated) Incredible the preservation they did with Freud's last house. Even the last pages Freud wrote are on his desk (Original) Incrível a preservação que fizeram com a última casa de Freud. Até as últimas folhas que Freud escreveu estão sobre sua escrivaninha

K. O.

(Translated) Freud is a defining figure in psychoanalysis. It’s worth a visit to the museum in London’s home, where you can see the original iconic furniture in his study, including the couch on which his patients lay during his therapies. (Original) Freud a pszichoanalízis egyik meghatározó alakja. Érdemes meglátogatni a londoni hazában berendezett múzeumot, ahol dolgozószobája eredeti ikonikus bútorai láthatók, többek között az a heverő, amin terápiái alatt páciensei feküdtek.

Ч. А.

(Translated) Taken Google Maps for somewhere near Finchley Road to kill time. Pleasantly surprised to find this museum and interested in the content. Worth a visit if in the area (Original) Считавший Google Maps для где-нибудь около Финчли-Роуд, чтобы убить время. Приятно удивленный найти этот музей и заинтересованный содержанием. Стоящий посещения, если в области

M. G. A.

(Translated) A very interesting museum to the house where Sigmund Freud lived in exile the last months of his life. LONDON (Original) Un museo muy interesante a la casa donde vivió Sigmund Freud exiliado los últimos meses de su vida. LONDRES

G. M.

(Translated) Interesting and very well kept. Price a bit high, but it is a private museum so to be expected (Original) Interessante e tenuto molto bene. Prezzo un po' alto, ma è un museo privato quindi da aspettarselo

F. R.

(Translated) There is no way not to be moved when walking through the rooms where Freud and Anna walked. A portrait of 20th century history (Original) Não há como não se emocionar ao andar pelos cômodos onde andaram Freud e Anna. Um retrato da história do século XX

M. Z. M.

(Translated) the real museum of freud. unfortunately there is nothing left to "see" in Vienna (Original) il vero museo di freud. purtroppo a Vienna non è rimasto nulla da "vedere"

G. Q.

(Translated) Beautiful experience, an unmissable tour for those interested in the world of psychology (Original) Bellissima esperienza , un tour imperdibile per chi è interessato al mondo della psicologia

C. R.

D. k.

(Translated) If you are a person who has studied Freud, you will be able to look at it carefully. (Original) 프로이드 공부를 한 사람이라면 유심히 볼듯...담깐 살던 집이라는데 생전의 연구하고 수집하는 모습이 갖추어져 있음

G. L.

(Translated) A journey back in time to the very essence of the master of psychoanalysis. An experience that helps you understand it and moves you to tears. Wonderful! (Original) Un viaje en el tiempo a la esencia misma del maestro del psicoanálisis. Una experiencia que ayuda a comprenderlo y conmueve hasta las lágrimas. Maravilloso!

W.

(Translated) In search of the unconscious ... how to understand ourselves ... all the things we have always tried to do and ... (Original) Alla ricerca dell'inconscio...come capire noi stessi..tutte cose che da sempre cerchiamo di fare e ...

f. v.

(Translated) The study is exciting so full of significant objects. The rest of the house is not very good (Original) Lo studio è emozionante così ricco di oggetti significativi. Il resto della casa non é granché

C. F.

(Translated) Time stopped when dr. Freud received his patients. (Original) Il tempo si è fermato a quando il dr. Freud riceveva i suoi pazienti.

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