Florence Nightingale Museum

I’m a nurse (RN) & I wanted to be there on Florence’s birthday (5/12). Bucket list item ✅. The actress who played Florence talking about her life was amazing. Loved the videos & displays. Had a great time. Definitely worth seeing.

Interesting museum to visit if you are looking for something different to do in London. You will find out about the lady with the lamp and how she helped the sick and wounded. The exhibition is well laid out and informative. I enjoyed my visit, I went to investigate for my blog and would recommend this to anyone interested in nursing and important historical women.

The Lady with the Lamp

A small,but impressive museum, central located about a famous nurse,who changes the view points of nursing. Help is given by the friendly staff to find your way through or you got any questions.This museum is interesting for medical staff which likes to know more about the history of the development of care.A must see .

The Florence Nightingale Museum was great and full of surprises. We learnt more then we originally expected to. I won’t ruin the surprises by saying anything here but if you go, you will know what I mean afterwards.Well worth the money. Will take between an hour and two hours.

The host was extremely helpful. We were limited on how much time we had at the museum. The host explained that the color-schemes indicate different stages in Nightengale’s life. That made it really easy to prioritize what we wanted to see first. I was even more impressed with her mathematical abilities and her ability to visually present data.

The Florence Nightingale Museum is a small but fascinating museum dedicated to the life and work of one of the most important figures in the history of nursing. The museum is located at St Thomas' Hospital in London, which was Nightingale's base during the Crimean War.The museum is divided into three main sections: Nightingale's early life, her work in the Crimea, and her later years. The displays are well-curated and informative, and there are plenty of interactive exhibits that make the museum engaging for visitors of all ages.One of the highlights of the museum is the Nightingale Room, which is furnished as it would have been when Nightingale lived there, and is filled with her personal artifacts.Another highlight of the museum is the Nightingale's Notes on Nursing" exhibition. This exhibition tells the story of how Nightingale's book revolutionized the practice of nursing. The exhibition includes a copy of the original book

Really interesting little museum. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Toilet area very clean.

I took my elderly clients here for an afternoon trip it was such a lovely experience, it would be great for kids to go too. There's lots of interactive items to listen or touch there, I also booked the talk which explains what had happened to Florence nightingale and what she had achieved, this talk was great for our clients to learn and listen to. The only issue I had was that they could have a snack inside the museum so we had to bring everyone out to reception in the wheelchairs which was a little tight, but apart from that all the workers were really lovely and helpful.

Insightful museum delving into the life of Florence Nightingale and the legacy she left.A small, but detailed space providing lots of information and stories of Nightingale.I left having felt thoroughly informed and enlightened on her life.It does appear they are working under limited space and this impacts how the museum is organised. Would’ve preferred some *better* signage of where to start the visit to follow a proper timeline of events.Despite the limited space there is a clear effort that has been put in to try and make the museum dynamic and engaging in how information is presented.