Reviews of St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum. (Museum) in London (London).
St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum
North Wing, St Bartholomew's Hospital, W Smithfield EC1A 7BE, United Kingdom
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Information of St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum, Museum in London (London)
On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.
This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Open hours of St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum
Sunday
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10am–4pm
Wednesday
10am–4pm
Thursday
10am–4pm
Friday
10am–4pm
Saturday
Closed
Reviews of St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum
c. k.Fatastic hidden germ for the city of London. Bart tour host by city of London guide is a must go, help you understand the place the history , the money also use to keep the 12century archive safe and alive . A must go place
R. J.A small but nice museum on how the hospital was founded and medical history
R. J.This is one of those wonderful little museums that abound in London which don't get that many visitors and are free to go into. St Bartholomew's Hospital is the oldest hospital in London to still stand n its original site and this museum tells its story from its founding in 1123 to the modern day. You can easily while a way an hour inside here (opens Tuesday to Friday 10am to 4pm) and there's plenty of interest. It was at Barts Hospital that Holmes and Watson met and they display the plaque that commemorates this historic meeting together with the first words spoken between them in A Study In Scarlet. But a major highlight is the glimpse you get of the staircase of the Grand Hall, the walls of which were painted by the 18th century artist William Hogarth. The detail is incredible. Hogarth actually used patients who were being treated in the hospital at the time and, such was his eye for detail that modern day doctors can still diagnose some of their conditions just by looking at these wonderful painting. A must for all those who seek secret London.
S. D.While the hospital itself is clean and tidy, staff are overworked as all hospitals these days are within london especially - they remain professional and helpful as much as they can be. I admire them for their hard work and I wouldn't trade places with them for all the money in the world. Parking is a complete nightmare. Getting to the front entrance by car if your not familiar with the area is much the same - maybe I'm missing out on some car park somewhere but I've yet to spot one. Nothing the hospital as such can do about this, but parking is expensive and while you can get reimbursement for transporting a regular outpatient etc you can't when stuck visiting an impatient daily for a few weeks and having to pay in the region of £20 a day for little over an hour or two because you live in a different borough but its the hospital they have brought family to because its can serve them best for their needs. Never mind the congestion charge on top! Had I not two small kids to drag with me in the freezing comd I'd have just used public transport and left my car at work each day to pick up on the way back.
A. A.Small sized museum in the midst of a hospital area but contains some very old medical documents. Won't take up a huge chunk of the day so it's definitely worth to pop in even if it's for the hour
S. P.Small, free, quiet museum of early British medicine, with history of St. Bart's & other local hospitals, with more searchable in their online catalogue. Be sure to see William Hogarth's 18th cent. paintings in room at back. Just steps away are Bart's Pathology Museum, the 14th cent. Church of St. Bartholomew the Less, & the old Smithfield meat mkt. In Sherlock Holmes lore, St. Bart's is where Holmes first meets Watson in 'Study In Scarlet', & the location of the cliff-hanger ending in Reichenbach Fall, S2 ep-3 of the BBC TV series Sherlock.
S. S.I visited this area of St Barthelomews hoapital recently. Parking is practically non existant, so I travelled by public transport. The hospital part that I needed to attend was not sign posted well, and was difficult to find
C. E.Short but interesting hospital museum. Worth visiting if you are interested in medical history.
T. W.It's a great hospital museum. Not many hospitals have a public one so this in itself is a feature.
S. B.I was in the Great Hall, rather than the museum. What a stunningly beautiful place with a good acoustic for chamber music.
L. M.A very interesting museum explaining all about one of the most famous and prestigious hospitals in the country.
H. E.Fantastic museum explaining all about one of the most famous and prestigious hospitals in the country.
N. R.History of a millennium old hospital where Drs.like William Harvey who invented circulation of blood spent their life and necessarily must be good.
M. P.wow. fantastic small museum in this old structure dating back to 1123. typically quiet and always free
L. M.Good Patient Service Always 👏🏾
s. w.Great value fo r money
P. S.Really nice hospital and nice staff
R. J.Very nice hospital
M. A.Lovely architecture
A. I.Spooky
h. n.Well organized
G. H.Staff
R. U.(Translated) A small museum on the premises of St. Bartholomew hospital. Visit free. Follow the directions of "Museum" and open the door with the signboard is "Museum".
It's about 10-15 minutes to finish and you can not go up the stairs.
Going out of the building, you will find a café with coffee and sandwiches.
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聖バーソロミュー病院の敷地内にある小さな資料館。見学無料。「Museum」の案内に従って進み、看板のかかった扉を開けた先が「Museum」です。
10～15分ほどで見終わる広さで、大階段を上ることはできません。
建物を出てさらに進むとコーヒーやサンドイッチのあるカフェがあります。
M. O.(Translated) An old building where Mr. William Wallace died.
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Um prédio antigo, onde morreu o Sr. William Wallace.
A. G.(Translated) interesting museum collections, worth a visit
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ciekawe zbiory muzealne, warte odwiedzenia
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