Hi Sorry i don’t know about this as it wasn’t on when i visited

There's some really good hands on material which I think would make it worthwhile for a 7 year old

Whilst interesting, I felt that this exhibition was not particularly large - it is just one of many aspects the museum displays. If you look on the museum's web site you can see (and download) a floor plan of the museum and the suffragette page tells you where it is located, so you are able to judge relative size for yourself.

yes

Obviously if you stopped for lunch, had little kids or it was a busy day there, you could be there all day. Also depends if you were to read all exhibits in detail. It was busy when we visited with several groups of school children crowding exhibits. We managed to see everything, read the information & have an enjoyable visit in about 2hrs. We could have spend more time in some areas, but unless you are interested in seeing everything in detail, this was enough time for us. Enjoy.

I'd budget at least 2-3 hours. There's quite a bit to see, so it's time well spent.

Yes, there is still a section of the main exhibition that covers the fire, including the Edwardian son et lumiere model. However, the pay-to-view special exhibition that ran last year has since closed.

We walked from St Pauls. Easy walk.

Yes it is suitable for wheelchairs ,hope you have a good visit

Hello, you do not have to book in advance, but it is always recommended to avoid disappointment on the day, particularly on weekends and during school half term. If you are not certain of the time of your arrival, please feel free to contact our Box Office ( (+44) 020 7001 9844) for availability of tickets on the day.