London Travel Deal Posted by BROOKS

Explore a landmark address in British literary history. See where Oliver, Fagin, Bill Sikes, and Nancy were conjured up to life at the home of Charles Dickens.

The great Victorian novelist lived at 48 Doughty Street at a time when both his career and family life began to take off. Oliver Twist,The Pickwick Papers, and Nicholas Nickleby were all completed while he lived here. Reconstructed period rooms, an impressive library, historic artefacts, and readings provide inspirational background on this literary genius and his larger-than-life characters.

Inclusions :

Admission to the Charles Dickens Museum

Duration:
1 hour 30 minutes is recommended

Available:
Daily

Location:
Bloomsbury

Hours of operation:
Mon.?Sat.: 10 AM?5 PM
Sun.: 11 AM?5 PM

Note:
The Charles Dickens Museum is closed on British bank holidays. Last admission is at 30 minutes before closing. The nearest Underground stations are Russell Square (on the Piccadilly Line) and Chancery Lane (on the Central Line).