Reviews of Vagina Museum. (Museum) in London (London).

Vagina Museum

137 Reviews

75 Comments

Museum

Unit 17 & 18, The Stables Market, Chalk Farm Rd, London NW1 8AH, United Kingdom

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Open hours of Vagina Museum

Sunday

10am–6pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

10am–8pm

Thursday

10am–6pm

Friday

10am–6pm

Saturday

10am–6pm

Reviews of Vagina Museum

Insanely good exhibition! Went to Camden especially to go see the Vagina Museum and was not disappointed! With Covid-19 measures in place, you need to book online beforehand, or you can turn up and they’ll tell you when to come back around. We got told to come back within 30 minutes, which allowed us some time to wonder around Camden Market, so no time wasted! The exhibition on at the time (21-May-21 to 28-Feb-22) was about Periods: a brief history. It was insightful, interesting and entertaining all at once. I highly recommend to everyone! And once you’re done, stop by the gift shop and get yourself some feminist merch! 😎

K. B.

Very educational and has loads of great facts. The museum is quite small though. Definitely worth the visit.

S. S.

Absolutely loved it - so important, so informative, pro-LGBT, feminist, fabulous! Gift shop is amazing too.

J. A.

This is a much, much, needed museum that will become a part of history books. Some may say its small and not interactive, but I can only see it growing with the love and dedication of the people who work there. There are a few small exhibits present, and boards across the room which share knowledge that is LGBTQ inslusive and comprehensive, which many I'm sure have missed during their RSE class. It's free entry, so give it ago, and who knows, you may learn a thing or two! P. S. It has an amazing little shop inside of it as well!

I wasnt really sure what to expect before i visited but i really enjoyed and found it very educational. Learned a lot of things i didnt know. Its small venue but well worth the visit. I wouldnt let the negative reviews put you off going like i nearly did. I spent about 40 mins reading all the information. (i dont know how some of the negative reviews said they read all in 10mins must be speed readers or didnt read properly) I really enjoyed the gift shop to brought some little vagina mugs and keyrings! Vagina museum gets 5/5 stars from me! :) :)

J. L.

Should be mandatory viewing for all. Free and only takes about 15-20 minutes to make the rounds throught the exhibit, which is currently focused on menstrual history and societal views over time going back to Greece. Nicely curated gift shop with some awesome gems. If you're in Camden Market, check it out.

Very small gallery space in Camden Market (not quite a museum yet I'm afraid) tackling a range of anatomical and sex related myths and stigmas in a welcoming, female-led environment. The concept itself is fantastic and incredibly valuable. I'd love to see it relocated to a larger site and it's collection expanded. Entry is free, it's suitable for quick visits (15-20 minutes), has a gift shop and is accessible (the market however is cobbled). There are no toilets on-site.

E. P.

it was ok, learnt a few interesting facts about period however, the exhibition is tiny and this place should be called 'gallery' or actually 'shop' as it's not a museum!

W. B.

Very good learning experience.

I. P.

They currently have a nice exhibition about periods. You will learn and laugh a lot with the crazy things that people used to do when a woman got her period.

M. W.

Nice to wander around for a quick visit (takes around 10-30 minutes to look around). Good educational displays and a well stocked gift shop. Was hoping for more visual displays of e.g. more artworks and more photos, showing a spectrum of genitalia.

f. m.

Really informative, everyone should go! Especially teenagers. Debunks a lot of myths and a great opening display. Look forward to seeing what they do next. It's small so ideal for a trip to Camden alongside lunch / shopping plans. Great gift shop too!

D. H.

Lovely little museum, the staff are very friendly and the gift shop is super cute. Excited for it to continue to grow and to see what other exhibitions come up in the future.

A. G.

Yhe. Best place I never been!!! Please, open in every single place of the world. And Thanks for existing.

s. o. t. s.

small but lovely. thank you for existing!

A. Q.

Not just for women. Very informative, I certainly learned a couple of things while there and it does not take too long to get round, I think I was there for less than half an hour. There is a general feel of balance about the place and I was pleased to see that they seem to fairly represent the trans and wider LGBT community. Everyone should go, especially teenagers. It's free too.

D. S.

Good info, nice staff, they follow all the government guidelines.

D. F.

If you are a female, you should definitely visit this museum because there is a lot of information that is helpful. If you are a male, you will find it interesting (well, It is a museum after all). More importantly, well done to the organisers for raising awareness! (I hope you create a similar museum for men)

M. T.

Small cozy place, great idea, actually every capital needs place like this, they provide important infrmation about women´s anatomy. Very good location, Camden is the best part of the Unated Kingdom´s capitol for this truly wonderful museum. That museum is great example that London is really modern city.

S. S.

Super duper museum, full of positive people doing brilliant things. Nothing sketchy or grubby here - just respect, integrity and pride. Please do keep up the great work.

M. B.

Small museum (one large room makes up the whole museum including the gift shop) with a big mission. A great idea, and the execution is respectful, informative and inclusive

C. L.

Lovely museum with a magnificent shop. It’s a must-go in the world

O. R.

It's free, but quite short and there's no much to see. However, it is still good for information

L. Z.

Very educational and has a lot of good facts and they aren’t afraid to talk about literally every thing! Definitely worth the visit for educational purposes and for fun!